The Tom Tom GPS System Offers So Much

The new Tom Tom GPS system provides all-in-one navigation devices which enable users to plan a trip right from the container, power it on and go. Coming with the unit are the Tom Tom GO family, the Tom Tom ONE range and the Tom Tom RIDER (meant for motorcycles).

Tom Tom also offers navigation software products which assimilate with third-party devices, the Tom Tom Navigator software for PDAs and smart phones. Tom Tom's award-winning software allows for up-to-the-minute new technology for the best possible driving experience.

Furthermore, Tom Tom GO has an intuitive approach to inserting addresses. Usually, you only need to type a few characters of the city or street name and Tom Tom GO will bring up the right alternative from which to choose. The Tom Tom ONE XL supplies everything you desire to make your trip safer, more relaxed and more fun. The new 4.3 touch screen and access to real-time traffic services make traversing the road even easier. The Tom Tom GPS system keeps things easy. There are no buttons or other gizmos on the front of the device, just a large, bright, widescreen (480 x 272 pixels) display that is controlled by touch. There is even a microphone for hands-free phone calls just above the display.

Features include a large 4.3" color widescreen display and 4GB of memory with complete maps of the US, Canada and Europe pre-loaded with a number of features not available on other GPS units, including a car kit with hands-free Bluetooth.

The system includes a Tom Tom GPS, the HOME software, a Quick Start guide, windshield mount, remote control, car charger, and more. The device is set to be supplied with a docking station for use in your home that will allow you to easily charge your Tom Tom Go and manage the contents. This includes your Points of Interest and safety camera locations. The system gives the driver clearly spoken turn-by-turn directions to help you find your way. Also, the system maps are displayed in a crystal-clear 3D view...

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