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The Tom Tom GO 910 features text-to-speech, which means that it can announce street and place names and even read out SMS messages.
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1. TomTom GO 910. Extra wide touch-sensitive LCD screen, power (On/Off) button, release button (for removing Tom Tom GO 910 from its docking).
2. Remote control. So you can operate your TomTom GO from anywhere in the car. 3. Carry case. To store your TomTom GO when it's not in your vehicle.
4. Home dock. For easy connection of your GO to your pc or Mac and charging your GO in the convenience of your house or hotel. Comes with docking, USB cable and home charger with several international pin adapters, for use anywhere in the world (when using an adaptor, please make sure it stays cool by placing it in a ventilated area). 5. Car charger. 12-24V cigarette lighter adapter that can also be used in trucks. So you can charge your GO even as you drive.
6. Windscreen dock. To attach your TomTom to your windscreen View installation movie
7. External microphone. To optimize the quality of your voice when you use your GO for hands-free calling. 8. Audio cable. For connecting your GO to your car stereo. 9. Home charger. For charging your GO at home before your journey.
10. Documentation pack. Contains quick start guide, accessory leaflet and cd.
11. Product code card. For registation of your unit online at www.tomtom.com
Hardware awards the TomTom GO 910 with "Editor's Choice" Award In a large review of GPS devices the Tom Tom GO 910 comes out as the test winner with a score of 95%. The device is presented as "the best of everything that satnav has to offer easily accessed at a price that won't break the bank". The TomTom GO 910 is awarded the Reg Hardware Editor's Choice and 5 out of 5 stars. (March 2007)
PC Plus awards TomTom GO 910 with “Performance Award” The TomTom GO 910 is given 4.5 stars and is awarded the PC Plus Performance Award in a detailed and very positive review of the device. The review describes its many features, such as being easy to use, having a 20GB MP3-player and naming streets. The unit is praised for giving faultless directions (which got the journalist to the destination 10-15 minutes quicker than with a normal atlas route!) and having a clear display. The round-up concludes with the words "if you must have the best, then buy the 910 and you certainly won't be disappointed."
TomTom GO 910 is BBC Focus’ Best Buy The science magazine, BBC Focus carried out a review of different in-car MP3-players. As the only satellite navigation system to be tested, with an inbuilt MP3-player, the TomTom GO 910 comes out as the favourite device, and is the only one that scores 5 out of 5. All devices are rated for sound quality, ease of set-up, ease of use and value. The TomTom GO 910 scores full points for its sound quality, set-up and ease-of use. The TomTom GO 910 is awarded the Focus Best Buy product. (17 January 2007)
Classic & Sports Car: Satellites love classic directions The article looked at the increasing popularity of GPS systems and how suitable they are for use in classic cars. The feature looked at 7 units, 2 of which are Tom Tom devices. The TomTom ONE was given the “Best Product” award, 5 stars and a rating of 9 out of 10. They chose the TomTom ONE as the winner because it is “easy to use straight out of the box, great navigation and meets all the demands of use in a classic. Good value too.” The TomTom GO 910 received a rating of 8 out of 10, with all the main features highlighted.
New Business: TomTom GO 910 receives the Star Buy award
In a group review of four satellite navigation devices the TomTom GO 910 wins the test and scores 9/10. The TomTom GO 910 receives the Star Buy award and a positive write-up. Highlighted features of the device include its touchscreen, good voice instructions and clear and detailed maps.
(Feb 2007)
PC Magazine: TomTom GO 910 wins 'Best Product' award
In Personal Computer Magazine the year starts very well for the TomTom GO 910. They won the 'Best Product' award and got the highest score.
PC Magazine says: "The TomTom 910 is the show horse of TomTom, as it is stuffed with functions we have not seen before in a navigation system: Text-to-speech, MP3's and the PLUS services are in TomTom's advantage."
"We are impressed."
(Jan 2007)
PC Magazine: TomTom GO 910 wins 'Editors Choice' award
PC Magazine says: “The superior 4-inch touchscreen, Bluetooth options, text-to-speech, the complete maps and their own software make navigation easier than ever before!”
“The operation and finishing touch are flawless and the price is end-2006 more than reasonable.”
TomTom GO 910 wins “Best Sat Nav” at What Mobile Awards What Mobile Awards awarded the TomTom GO 910 as “best sat nav” in 2006. The results are based on a consumer vote with more than 2,000 What Mobile readers voting through the magazine and online for three months. The TomTom GO 910 was selected as the best device out of a group of seven short listed satellite navigation systems and received over forty percent of the vote. (03 Nov, 2006)
Best gadgets of 2006 The TomTom GO 910 was placed at No.5 in T3’s annual Best Gadgets of 2006 supplement – “Its perfection is in the way it does everything as you would want – as if you designed it yourself” (T3, 16 November 2006)
TomTom is officially cool CoolBrands, the annual listing of leading cool brands, announced that TomTom, Europe’s leading personal in-car navigation solution provider, is included in their latest list. As an initiative from the Superbrands organisation, CoolBrands identifies the coolest brands, people and places in the UK. TomTom is included for the first time in the prestigious book, and more importantly appears as the only satellite navigation provider listed. (Coolbrands, 25 September 2006)
Route masters In September's big comparison of Sat Nav systems in 'Which?' the TomTom GO 910 was chosen as a Best Buy scoring 86%. They praised the verbal directions as "the most comprehensive" and said once set up it "worked really well". (Which? September 2006)
TomTom’s new GO range awarded with the T3 Hall of Fame award “When a company’s name becomes synonymous with a gadget product type there’s only one place left for it to go – into the T3 Hall of Fame. TomTom’s top-end satnavs: we salute you!” The T3 reporter’s statement leaves no doubt: “I’ve just had an exclusive preview of the new GO, and…it’s bloody good…The TomTom is no more ‘just a satnav’….like all my favourite gadgets, I can pimp it, customize it, twiddle with it”. To wrap it all up: “The GO family remain kings of the road”. [May, 2006]
Are we nearly there yet? ’Writing up the audio, setting up playlists and creating a Bluetooth connection to your mobile for handsfree and TomTom PLUS services aren’t difficult, but can be time consuming. That done, you can get on with what the TomTom really excels at – sat nav. A solid wind screen mount and bright, responsive touchscreen provide an excellent base for straightforward menus…we especially like the clear voice navigation, with text-to-speech tech that reads out street names.’ Stuff says: ‘Despite all the TomTom GO 910’s tech trickery, we couldn’t get it to step out of line.’ Reason enough to award the TomTom GO 910 with the Stuff Hot Buy award! [July 2006]
TomTom has done it again! The TomTom GO 910 again becomes a T3 test winner in a comparitive test with several sat-navs. T3 is very pleased with the new TomTom GO910: ‘TomToms have always been userfriendly, but this takes it even further with just one hard control – a power button. The four-inch widescreen oozes detail, with clear menus just a finger prod away. It’s packed with features, from multiple voices to a built-in MP3 player.’ But besides this, the TomTom GO 910 is also performing well on his core feature navigation: ‘…route calculation is also faster than average. Guidance is best on test, with intuitive maps and even side roads being described by name.’ T3’s overall conclusion: ‘This is a top navigator…TomTom has done it again. Navigation has never looked so good – and now it’s in widescreen!’ [July 2006]
“TomTom takes the art of satellite navigation to a new level” according to T3 magazine ”How do you improve an outstanding range of satnavs? TomTom believes that by giving its latest device a wide four-inch touchscreen and 20 GB hard disk it will blow the rest away. It’s not wrong!” According to T3 magazine the new TomTom GO 910 is amazing and due to all the new improvements the TomTom GO 910 receives the T3 Gold award. “The GO 910’s design is unmistakably TomTom…Although it boasts a larger screen than its predecessor the GO 700, the unit is actually smaller overall. That’s pretty amazing when you consider it’s housing a 20 GB hard disk.” T3 continues: “…the main improvement in use is the addition of text-to-speech, so the navigator reads out full road names instead of just advising ‘turn right’.” T3 concludes its article by saying that with all these interesting features:”you’ll struggle to find a better satnav… TomTom has pushed the boundaries even further… A must-have.” [June 2006]
The London Lite recommends TomTom GO 910 Summary: In the "Gadget-Zone" column of the London-based evening paper, The London Lite, the experts from Stuff Magazine recommend their favourite satnavs. In a selection of four devices, the TomTom GO 910 is included and is the only device awarded the highest score - 5 out of 5 stars. The unit is described as having "every feature you could ever wish for", with its widescreen and space for storing MP3 files mentioned. (November 2006)
Great Gadgets for Busy Executives In November, leading national newspaper, The Independent, featured "the Great Gadget Guide" including the TomTom GO 910. The TomTom device is described as a great gadget for busy executives and the journalist concludes "nobody does satellite navigation better than TomTom". (The Independent, 11 November 2006)
Evening Standard says: ‘TomTom GO 910 is the clear winner’ The Evening Standard recommends the TomTom GO 910 as the best device in its Buyers' guide on satellite navigation systems. The TomTom GO 910 is awarded 5 out of 5 stars. Their verdict is that the "TomTom GO 910 is the clear winner": "It has every feature you could wish for and looks good, too." (October 26, 2006)
TomTom GO 910: ‘full marks for sat-nav’ ‘The TomTom GO 910 is the most fully featured sat-nav we’ve ever taken onto the street. It boasts a 4inch widescreen, Bluetooth, iPod connectivity, text-to-speech and audiobook playback.’ Stuff Magazine recently tested the new TomTom GO 910 inside out. One of the favourites is the new 4 inch touchscreen: ‘It’s bright and sharp, plus the device’s 400MHz processor has enough oomph to keep the refresh rate high even in 3D map mode.’ Further Stuff Magazine was very positive about the voice and sound: ‘The GO 910 has an excellent speaker, and the navigating voice was well sampled and clear. Text-to-speech tech means that it can also read out street names, further clarifying matters at busy junctions.’ As with the other GO products, ‘all functions are accessed and controlled using the touchscreen and chunky software buttons.’ The conclusion: ‘…the TomTom GO 910 is good. It’s well made, neatly designed, a pleasure to use and loaded with extras that you can use or ignore on a whim. And that makes it as essential as Haribo Tangfastics for any journey. Five stars.’ [May, 2006]
Stuff magazine: “For once something exciting occured in sat-nav land” Stuff magazine was one of the first UK magazines to have a play with the new TomTom GO 910, which got the reviewers of Stuff magazine in a “fevered state”. “TomTom’s new hard drive-packing, iPod-loving widescreen sat-nav.”, as they call it, is receiving good marks for its high quality wide screen. “For plain old navigation, the neat bit is the widescreen…this one has a corking 480 x 272 resolution which – on the unit we saw – had a good viewing angle and was coping well with sun streaming in through the windows.” Stuff magazine also loves the text-to speech feature, suggesting it’s “the most natural text-to-speech we’ve heard yet”. “The music side of things is even more interesting…free space for MP3’s and JPEGs, proper browsing by artist, album and genre, plus a USB dock to transfer the stuff on there from your PC.” Stuff magazine finishes the article with: “last but not least – and where skipping a whole lot of stuff here – there’s Bluetooth phone and hands-free integration and some cool new PC software for loading new voices, maps, music and photos.” [March, 2006]
TomTom GO 910: “The world’s first portable widescreen navigator”, according to T3 magazine “TomTom pops the bonnet on its latest batch of easy guiders, including a new widescreen 20 GB model with MP3 player”. T3 reviewed the new TomTom GO 910 and their comments are clear: “The new GO 910 has to be the swankiest touch screen satnav we’ve ever had the pleasure of pawing. The debonair dashboard accessory is the worlds first portable widescreen navigator, measuring in at a generous 4-inches”. But the new TomTom GO 910 offers a lot more: “the real sweetener is the fact that it comes with a 20GB hard disk…which can be used to store MP3s and photos”. Also highlighted in the review is the expanded map data, “the first ever portable satnav to come preloaded with maps of Europe, USA and Canada”. T3’s overall conclusion doesn’t leave any doubts: “This chic collection from TomTom proves why we all want a piece of the action” [March, 2006]
