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TomTom Go 630
$300.00
Released August, 2008
The Pros:Affordable price. Limited extra features. Fast and responsive interface.
The Cons:No full TomTom LIVE support. No full voice control. Annoying to create detours.
Introduced in August 2008, the Go 630 is an entry-level GPS navigation device by TomTom. Featuring a 4.3" LCD with a resolution of 480x272, the 630 supports such features as text-to-speech, Bluetooth for hands free calling, limited voice control and updated traffic information (on an upgraded model only).
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For the regular model, the GO 630 bases all routes on TomTom's IQ Routes technology, which considers historical trafic information when deciding the fastest way to your destination. Available for $300, the unit reached North American stores in January 2009, and is exclusive to RadioShack in the US and FutureShop in Canada.
Features
- Display: 4.3" LCD, 16:9, 480x272
- CPU/RAM: 400MHz CPU, 64MB RAM
- Storage: 2GB of internal memory, SD and MMC card compatible
- Battery: Lithium-polymer, up to 5 hours of operation on a full charge
- Dimensions & Weight: 118x83x24mm, 220g
- Extras:
- All of Canada and USA is included
- Multiple language support
- Advanced lane guidance (for navigating difficult junctions)
- Comes with a windshield mount, USB cable and car charger as well as software CD and documentation.
User Reviews (3)
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fast and responsive interface
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recalculates route when going off track very quickly
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lane assist works well in tricky sections
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computer voice is clear and easy to hear
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pairing with phone works well
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displays points-of-interest on the driving map while driving
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pretty accurate estimated time of arrival
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shows you speed limits on the unit itself
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ability to avoid tolls when creating routes
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good amount of on-screen information without being overwhelming
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TomTom Home software lets you update maps for free
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no full TomTom LIVE support
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annoying to create detours
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speakerphone volume can be quiet
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some features (such as speed limits) are limited to big cities
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display of current location is a little offset from true position, which can create difficulties when navigating tight intersections
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voice input is pretty buggy
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