The top-end TomToms just keep getting better. This smarty-pants front-seat driver has a built-in FM transmitter to beam digital music to your radio, MapShare to keep your maps bang up to date and top notch routing throughout almost the entire Western Hemi...
Like a sugar-crazed three-year-old, sometimes the 930T just won’t shut up. It’s got text-to-speech for SMS messages, spoken instructions and street names, and even voice guidance for lane changes (alright, this can be handy at tricky junctions...
Enough navigation smarts to take you halfway around the world and back without so much as a wrong turn. This, people, is as sexy as satnav gets.TomTom Go 930T is tagged with TomTom, satnav, GPS device and FM transmitter. Select a tag (TomTom, for examp...
Sammanfattning: As someone who spends too much time in his car due to Ireland’s notoriously clogged-up road networks, a device that helps navigate around traffic jams ought to be a godsend. And in fairness, the boffins at TomTom think of everything. Its satnavs now co...
Sammanfattning: The new features on offer with TomToms 930T do offer added convenience but we think their impact will be relatively minor for most users. While its difficult to imagine a more complete GPS device, youll need to make good use of all of the extras, c...
IQ Routes technology to optimize travel, Remote and FM receiver, Numerous countries are covered, Software is very practical to use, Reactivity
A small bug that displays the wrong trip time on the trip summary, Limitation of IQ Routes to only weekdays or the weekend, Screen brightness is a bit weak, The direction of radars is not always taken into account
Voice recognition; text-to-speech; IQ Routes; advanced lane guidance; EPT; Map Share
Pricey; FM/RDS-TMC receiver; car cradle; map detail
With the wrapping still clinging to the underside of the GO 920T, some may feel slightly peeved by the 930 Traffics arrival. But with the sat-nav world changing rapidly each day, the features are a more natural progression, rather than a stab in the ...
