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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)
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