TomTom GO 720 4.3-Inch Widescreen Bluetooth Portable GPS Navigator
- Stylish and lightweight pocket-sized design; preloaded with complete US and Canada maps and millions of POIs
- Spoken directions with real street names; 4.3-inch touchscreen with TomTom’s award-winning navigation
- Bluetooth for hands-free calling via your cell phone; real-time traffic and weather via TMC or TomTom Plus
- MapShare technology–make your own map changes and download verified updates from the entire TomTom user community
- MP3 player and photo viewer; integrated FM transmitter gives directions and plays music through your car stereo system
Amazon. com Product Description Amazon. com Product Description TomTom GO 720 GPS Navigation System Color MapShare is one of the newest and most advanced GPS navigators far, one of the most trusted names in vehicle navigation. GO 720 is equipped with a high quality, ultimately a very stylish and slim design that allows it not only complement any car interior, but also fits perfectly and easily in your hand or pocket and can be anywhere you do. Notwithstanding. . .
5 Responses to “TomTom GO 720 4.3-Inch Widescreen Bluetooth Portable GPS Navigator”
If you want a good product away from Tom Tom products remain. I have three different products, Tom Tom, and maybe I am a slow learner, or a Tom Tom uses is a bad product, just to stay away from Tom Tom GPS so much better to buy better. I decided to return to the tom tom and buy products and NavStar soooo much better graphics and more. Stay away from Tom Tom and NavStar buy or just seeing the Tom Tom.
By L. Winters on Jul 5, 2010
Get a grip, stupid developers. Did you always know exactly what you’r going to pack?
By Anubhav Savant on Jul 5, 2010
First, the style of the card reader is much better than all other options. I’m really impressed with new features such as sharing of cards and bluetooth audio output option. I sent to Boxinus website because I was leaving for a business trip to Canada and I was so happy when she moved towards me on the same day when I went to the same bar every night and do not know where I could go. It works perfectly and I’m glad I won.
By Sam Korala on Jul 5, 2010
EDIT March 10, 2008 for those who thought that my first review did not help (I really hope you’re not one – and problems buy – in disagreement with my review), TomTom GO 730 announced at CeBIT last week. TomTom admits shortcomings x20 devices (below) and fixed defects 520/720/920). Based on my experience, GO 910 (which I own), at least 4-5 months before the new NavCore 7 ’software is stable.>>> This was proven correct declaration and demonstration x30 03-3 – 2008: [...] If you want to save money, will soon be time to buy GO x20 Series laite.ORIGINAL Review: TomTom GO increased functionality to a new 720-series (and voice recognition, built-in FM tuner, map / direction usability improvements, a Bluetooth-out, and the ability to record your own voice). But TomTom has a few steps backward, especially in the reduction of the storage (20GB HDD is a GO 910 in the United States, Canada, Europe, Guam cards) and “passive” mount without sound, or electrical connections. While the storage problem can be partly solved by using the SD card, the passive mount is the most likely answer install questions plagued the GO x10 series. This new design means that those who prefer to permanently install on their cars all the cables again, they always want to use the device.
By lindros on Jul 5, 2010
Title says it all, but $ 350 + are common, so I can have a lot of other electronics, all the bells and whistles for less money, yes, no apples to apples comparison buy, but all those boys (Tommy, Garmin, Navigon, Magellan , etc.), it is necessary to the whole lot better software-functional characteristics occurs (such as easily remove items from, finding locations, changing the verkeerde kaart voorwerpen vanaf / from menus, etc.). Microsoft had this ease this problem can also be used at the beginning of “life” but are actually very easy to use advanced software vendors (excluding Mr. Jobs software, which is very intuitive). GPS systems on the market for many years. Boys, the aforementioned features as well as $ 1000 – $ 1500 in-dash GPS systems for automotive manufacturers offer it. TomTom 720 well, yes, but I hope they all have something evlove comfort. Conclusion: the best price / best features / best value for the whole lot of portable GPS systems, but (and are) much better! Take the money and hire a number of software developers who can create his own brash, thank you.
By not too picky on Jul 5, 2010