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The TomTom GO 930 Traffic is the flagship GPS system in TomTom’s premier SatNav range. Not only does it have the latest TomTom hardware technology, it also has new innovations such as IQ Routes and Map Share, combine this with an RDS-TMC Traffic receiver, and a full featured MP3 player and you get a portable in-car assistant that will get you from A to B anywhere in Europe or Northern America.
It showcases a 4.3″ widescreen LCD display. The display has some form of antiglare coating making it easier to see in sunlight. Whilst not perfect this is certainly far better than the original GO screen. At the top of the front there is a small hole for the built-in microphone which is used for both voice activated commands and for the Bluetooth Hands-Free phone features.
The top of the device has the ubiquitous TomTom Logo in the centre and the power button on the right hand side.
The TomTom 930T does not really have sides so we will skip straight to the back of the unit. This has a rubber bung covering a socket for an external antenna (not supplied). Most cars will not need the external antenna, it only applies to cars like Citroens.
Moving to the centre of the back you can see the TomTom logo. This is where the supplied windscreen mount connects. This is spring loaded so grips the mount quite well. Just beneath the mount socket is the speaker grill. This provides one of the many sound output options for the GO930.
This leaves us with the base of the unit. This is by far the most interesting aspect of the SatNav. Here are located all of the interfacing options.
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Exciting isn’t it. Moving on the the TomTom 730T. It may be considered a more advanced GPS system. It is virtually identical to the TomTom Go 930, except that it does not feature the innovative accelerometer. They’re essentially upgrades from the older TomTom Go 920 and 720, but it features a couple of new features.
The TomTom Go 730T features a very nice 4.3″ touchscreen LCD with 400 MHz processor that will definitely eliminate any laggy or sluggish navigation performance. In addition, whereas most GPS navigation devices today features a 16MB or 32MB internal RAM, the TomTom 730T features a larger 64MB RAM with 2GB internal flash memory. The combination of these features sets the TomTom Go 730T far above most navigation units with speed and fluid performance.
Finally, the TomTom 330S offers accurate directions with text-to-speech functionality and is easy to use. The GPS is also sleek and features a spacious 4.3-inch touch screen.
What is bad? Route recalculations could be a little faster. The mini USB port/power connector is difficult to access. The price is too high, especially without integrated Bluetooth.
Stylish, easy to use, and accurate, the TomTom XL 330S is a great all-round GPS but we wish it was just a little cheaper.