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Mio DigiWalker C520 Portable GPS


Author:  Jason Jacobs
Date:  2008.12.09
Topic:  Miscellaneous
Provider:  Mio
Manufacturer:  Mio






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Features:

Spoken Street Names with Text-to-Speech

High quality, English language, Text-to-Speech engine calls out upcoming streets by name for the ultimate in easy navigation.

TMC Support with Optional TMC cradle (U.S. only)

Compatible with external Traffic Message Channel (TMC) receivers to display real time traffic incidents. TMC requires additional subscription charges.

Media Player

Integrated media player for entertainment on the road. Easily store content on SD memory cards and enjoy photos, video or music when you're traveling.

Hands-Free Calling

Connect your device with your Bluetooth-enabled mobile phone to make hands-free phone calls. By importing your contact list from Microsoft Outlook; making calls is as simple as selecting your contact from the list.

20-channel GPS Receiver

The highly sensitive SiRFstarIII GPS receiver provides accurate navigation, even in challenging environments such as forests or large cities.

Easy to Use

With intuitive and large icons for data input and menu navigation, you will quickly be comfortable with the controls and can use the device to its fullest. Just turn it on and go!

Expandable Functionality with Memory Slot

SD/MMC memory card slot for additional maps and multimedia content.

Clear Display

The widescreen 4.3" LCD color display provides navigation information at a glance, even in bright sunlight.

Portable Design

With a slim design, the device slips easily into your pocket, purse or briefcase.

Supports Import of Outlook® Contact Lists

Transfer contacts from Microsoft® Outlook® for instant navigation to their address.

Ready out of the Box

Everything needed for a great experience is in the box. Including pre-loaded maps and complete accessories.

So it sounds good right? All the functionality that you might ever need and then some. But the real question is does it work and is it easy to use? The last thing you want to do is get into your car and have to fidget with your GPS while your in the middle of traffic or at a critical point. Do I turn left or do I turn right? So having a device that is easy to use and provides clear and non-confusing indicators is important for a GPS. Does the C520 fill this role? Lets take a look at each of the areas that Mio describes this feature list and see how they play out.

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