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TomTom Ease
$120.00
Released September, 2010
The Pros:Affordable price point. Available in multiple colours with interchangeable shell covers planned for the near future. Extremely compact 3.5" design.
The Cons:No card reader for map updates. Doesn't show you your fully plotted trip in text or an easy-to-explore visual map. Poor customer support.
Unlike other models on the market, the TomTom Ease is a GPS receiver focuses more on navigation and is a step up from the company's previous products. It has an Integrated Fold And Go Easy Port that lets the device fold into a compact shape for portability and has a vivid 3.5-inch LCD touch screen.
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Along with text-to-speech for spoken street names, the receiver uses the company's MapShare and IQ Routes for the most accurate maps and also has a safety menu to access emergency providers. Unlike other GPS receivers, the TomTom Ease is fairly simple as it uses an enhanced EasyMenu interface individuals can follow without any technological problems.
Features
- Integrated Fold And Go Easy Port adds portability
- 3.5-inch LCD touch screen
- Text-to-speech for spoken street names
- Enhanced EasyMenu interface
- MapShare and IQ Routes
- Safety menu for emergency providers
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available in multiple colours with interchangeable shell covers planned for the near future
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extremely compact 3.5" design
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user removable / replaceable battery
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redesigned user friendly interface
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mount is built onto the exterior of the device - aids in keeping the unit compact
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good satellite acquisition / lock
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no card reader for map updates
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doesn't show you your fully plotted trip in text or an easy-to-explore visual map
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few features compared to most GPS units
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