Sammanfattning: With the development of the S-series, which consists now of four models, Navman seems to have turned a new corner. The S30, S50, S70 and S90 do not resemble the older Navman units at all.ImprovementThe most notable difference from their predecessors li...
Bedecked in tasty black and grey, the slim, pocket-friendly S90i finally makes satnavs sexy and includes a 2-megapixel camera. Shoot a favourite restaurant (or rest stop) and it's stored along with coordinates. Fancy revisiting? Just recall the pictur...
There's no FM transmitter, which you can just about cope with, but unbelievably the S90i is missing a pedestrian mode as well, so you can forget using it as a city guide. The addition of a camera is useful, but does seem a touch gimmicky, and arguably...
Whether you're bothered about Navpix or not, with sublime looks to match solid performance, this is one of the most user-friendly satnavs we've seen. And dead reasonable price-wise.Navman S90i is tagged with GPS device, Navman and FM transmitter...
When we asked Navman to put up a satnav for our three-way test against the TomTom Go 920 T and Garmin nuvi 770, the Navman S90i was its obvious answer - all three products are the flagship models of their respective brands. And the home-grown Navman ha...
This attractive and intuitive navigator is a welcome addition to Navman’s S-series. It remains to be seen whether navigation by image will become a hit, but top marks to Navman for not just listening to feedback but acting on it too. Given its high-...
Smart, clever and capable. A couple of imperfections keep it off the top spot, and we might be tempted by the camera-less S70, but its a fine choice ...
