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Via Michelin X930 review

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Earlier this month Via Michelin’s latest GPS receiver has received a review from Pocket-Lint. The specifications of this GPS receiver are:

    Size: 121 x 71 x 19 mm
    Weight: 134 grams
    Screen: Anti-glare 3.5 QGVA LCD (320×240)
    Processor: Intel 312 Mhz
    RAM: 32 MB RAM / 32 MB ROM
    Operating system: Windows CE.net 4.2
    Loudspeaker: Integrated
    GPS: Integrated GPS receiver (SiRF Star III technology)
    Car mounting system: Windscreen or dashboard
    Software: ViaMichelin Navigation 4.x on pre-loaded SD card (256 MB) and on CD-Rom

Although it’s specifications are not bad at all the X930 received a very poor rating of 2/10 from Pocket-Lint. Their biggest complaints were, poor mapping, poor instructions sets and poor POI listings.


You can read the whole review here
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    ViaMichelin X950T » GPS Reviews and News Says:

    […] ViaMichelin X950T March 15th, 2006 ViaMichelin has presented a new GPS receiver at the CeBIT 2006 the ViaMichelin X950T. In the aesthetics part, apart from the color (black vs grey) it looks identical with it’s little brother the ViaMichelin X930. Not much information about the hardware specifications of his new GPS devices are yet available. One of the main improvements is the inclusion of traffic management capabilities via TMC. The X950T will also include the ViaMichelin guide and the Green Guide which provide you with information about recommended hotels, restaurants and tourist attractions nearby, these information include addresses, telephone number, rates etc. The ViaMichelin X950T is expected to become available in May, no information on pricing yet. […]

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    ViaMichelin X-930 Reviews Roundup » GPS Gazette Says:

    […] Since the ViaMichelin X930 started shipping to the USA at an extremely affordable price of just $199 I thought it would be useful to gather all the reviews that I could find in one place for easy reference. We have previously posted about the pocket-lint review of the ViaMichelin X930 but since then more reviews have been posted and to be honest they leave me a bit confused overall. […]

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