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Product | Price | |
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Mio Navman Spirit TV V505 Navigator | £167.99 |  |
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Mio Navman Spirit TV V505 Navigator | £177.11 | |
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Mio Navman Spirit TV V505 Navigator | £179.97 | |
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Mio Navman Spirit TV V505 Navigator | £229.00 | |
No matter where you want to go, with the Mio Navman Spirit TV V505 Navigator it is just a touch away. It includes a Digital TV that auto tunes itself and lets you know about what is available quickly and easily. The brightness, contrast and volume can be adjusted via the touch screen display as well an optional remote control. An integral programme guide is provided that displays the date, time and channel of your favourite shows almost one week in advance. The Mio Navman Spirit TV V505 In-Car Navigator measures about 145 x 87 x 16 mm in dimensions and weighs about 220 grams. It offers a 4.7-inch touch screen monitor for viewing the navigational information as well as the TV programmes.
Mio Navman Spirit TV V505 Navigator is integrated with a SiRFprima GPS chipset that is clocked at 600MHz. Although it provides an internal 128MB RAM and 1GB ROM memory, it also includes a microSD memory card slot. During navigation, one can use the device’s Explore Mode that assists you in discovering more details on your journey to the destination. The text-to-speech functionality calls out the names of roads and junctions enabling you to concentrate better on your driving. Additionally, the lane guidance takes you via the correct lane on a highway. The speed limit warnings alerts you on exceeding the speed limit of any region.
Mio Navman Spirit TV V505 Portable Ultra-Slim Navigator allows you to plan your journey using the Spirit planning software by connecting the device to the computer. Its walking mode enables the device to be used in pedestrian mode. Its TMC feature, offers real-time traffic info notifying you about the road blocks well in advance. Furthermore, its dynamic routing feature computes an alternative route for you. Finally you can enjoy all your favourite shows on the unit while it is not used for navigational purposes.
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