TomTom GO 910, TomTom GO 710 and TomTom GO 510 next generation in car navigation
TomTom unveiled the future of portable car navigation with the announcement of the new, smart and easy to use TomTom GO range and a collection of new and updated TomTom PLUS content & services. The new product line totally reinvents last year’s award-winning range and includes three models, the TomTom GO 910, TomTom GO 710 and TomTom GO 510. Building on the features that have made TomTom devices so popular, the new TomTom GO range offers:
- New cutting-edge design
- High quality, extra wide, 4 inch LCD touch screen - a world’s first in portable navigation, making the new TomTom GO range even easier in use
- Greatly improved GPS performance
- Hundreds of features and software improvements
- The new GO range comes with the free software application TomTom HOME. Serving as a portal it enables users to easily manage, download and store content from their computer
- Every new TomTom GO comes with the HOME dock, enabling users to connect to TomTom HOME through their computer
- The renowned hands-free calling functionality has improved further and the pre-installed Safety Camera database is now available across the range, making it even easier and safer to navigate to your destination
- The TomTom GO 910 is the first ever portable navigation device featuring multi-continental map coverage including the whole of Europe, the USA and Canada. It also has a range of smart extras such as a fully integrated MP3 player for playing audiobooks, music and podcasts as well as text-to-speech functionality
"With the launch of TomTom GO in 2004, we created a new category of personal car navigation solutions. It was an immediate hit and we have since shaped and led the industry almost single handedly, outselling any other car navigation device on the market," said Harold Goddijn, TomTom’s chief executive officer. "As one of the best selling consumer electronic brands, we see a fast growing category that requires products to be robust and sophisticated in order to meet drivers’ needs. The product range we unveil today is the next generation TomTom GO, featuring significant improvements in design and usability, including hardware, software, connectivity and new content & services."
New and updated TomTom PLUS content & services
TomTom PLUS is TomTom’s complete offering of content and services to enhance users’ navigation experience and make journeys as stress free, personal, safe and fun as possible. To TomTom’s already substantial TomTom PLUS offering (Voices, Traffic, Weather and Safety Cameras), TomTom has added Audiobooks and Buddies. In addition, TomTom has improved and expanded the TomTom Traffic service to include Road Conditions. Other updated services include TomTom Weather and TomTom Safety Cameras. TomTom PLUS is now available in the majority of Europe and the USA.
TomTom RDS/TMC Traffic Receiver
TomTom has added a TomTom RDS/TMC Traffic Receiver to the list of available accessories, to enable users to receive free ongoing traffic information via radio signals. The RDS/TMC Traffic Receiver connects easily to the new TomTom GO device and will automatically start receiving traffic information via the TMC connection.
The new product range will be available from the 1st April and the price will be announced soon.
[Source: Tomtom]
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TomTom GO 910, TomTom GO 710 and TomTom GO 510 officially released » GPS NEWS says:
[...] As anticipated some days ago, TomTom today revealed the full features of the new TomTom GO range during the CeBit 2006 in Hannower The new product line will gradually replace the current award-winning GO range, and includes three models, the TomTom GO 910, TomTom GO 710 and TomTom GO 510. All three TomTom GO devices can now be utilised as a hands free car kit thanks to its compatibility with Bluetooth wireless technology, enabling users to easily make or accept phone calls whilst navigating. The new pre-installed safety camera database ensures the navigation process is as safe and convenient as possible. Furthermore, the iPod® control enables customers to operate their iPod® seamlessly via the touch screen functionality and play music over the built in audio speaker or car stereo. [...]
Posted the 09/03/06 at 13:36 -
Terry Reilly says:
Any idea when TOMTOM 910 will be released in Australia and expected RRP? They’re all pretty tightlipped down here.
Cheers
Terry
Posted the 13/03/06 at 01:52 -
Jonny T. says:
I for, one, have to say that I’m very excited to get my hands on one of these new TomTom’s! I’ve used one of the earlier “Go” products (a 700) and that was fantastic, I can’t wait to see how they’ve raised the bar this time. I want to see how the new 710 or 910 (we’ll see which one I get my hands on) stacks up against the Sat/Nav in my car.
Posted the 24/04/06 at 06:19
