Navman 3450 Voice
Verdict
The Navman SE hardware is more responsive than previous GPS systems, although the jacket format limits its appeal compared with the latest Bluetooth devices. The 3450 works well, but the 3300 falls foul of PDA battery life and is best suited to off-road vehicle use.
Review Date: 15 Sep 2003
Price when reviewed: (£293 inc VAT); Delivery £5 (£6 inc VAT)
Overall Rating
advertisement
Most Commented Reviews
Latest News Stories 
- Intel claims new processors boost security
- Facebook clamps down on stalker apps
- US pumps billions into broadband plan
- Whitewash: Digital Economy Bill to be rushed through
- Hands on with Windows Phone 7 Series
- Android new boy blasts iPhone's "Disney-fied" browsing
- Twitter burrows deeper into web with @Anywhere
- Microsoft unveils Windows Phone 7 SDK
- Lords snub last chance to help broadband customers
- Wikileaks targeted by US Government
Latest Blog Posts
- Google and BT offer free website service to British businesses
- Lords' last chance to protect broadband customers
- Extreme handwriting recognition on the Dell Latitude XT2
- 12 surprising things that Wolfram Alpha knows
- Nokia N900: phone or pocket computer?
- The sinister side of Spotify
- My brain can type!
- Book Review: Crush It! By Gary Vaynerchuk
- Asus E-Reader DR-950 review: first look at CeBIT
- Asus Eee Keyboard review: first look at CeBIT
Latest Features
- On test: the hidden seven browsers in the Windows ballot
- The dark side of the web
- Is the CPU dead?
- Five GPS games to play with your smartphone
- The Complete Guide to Office 2010
- The complete guide to Office 2010: OneNote
- The complete guide to Office 2010: Business
- The complete guide to Office 2010: Web Apps
- The complete guide to Office 2010: Word
- The Complete Guide to Office 2010: PowerPoint
Latest Real World Computing
- Banish your Wi-Fi woes
- How to commit Facebook suicide
- Which smartphone keyboard is the best?
- We can beat the botnets
- Paying for code doesn’t mean owning it
- Cracking the iSCSI conundrum
- The perfect open-source task scheduler
- Exploring Microsoft Office 2010 beta
- How to stop tech ruining your home life
- Bulk installing software with Ninite
advertisement
Sponsored Links
Printed from www.pcpro.co.uk