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Constantine

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As of tomorrow (Wednesday) in store at larger branches, the Medion PNA210 stand alone sat nav goes on offer at £59.xx (I meant to check the model today but forgot...pretty certain that is the correct one).

Review here - http://www.computeractive.co.uk/computeractive/hardware/2170273/medion-gopal-pna-210-sat-nav

Cheapest I can see online is £99...

Is that the cheapest Sat Nav yet? :cool:



Edit - My apologies - Date is incorrect above, starts 6th April for 3 days. Limited stock. Model, however, is correct as a PNA210

Father_Christmas

Constantine wrote: »

As of tomorrow (Wednesday) in store at larger branches, the Medion PNA210 stand alone sat nav goes on offer at £59.xx (I meant to check the model today but forgot...pretty certain that is the correct one).

Review here - http://www.computeractive.co.uk/computeractive/hardware/2170273/medion-gopal-pna-210-sat-nav

Cheapest I can see online is £99...

Is that the cheapest Sat Nav yet? :cool:

Interesting..... Might be worth a look

ben500

I'm sat nav ignorant! Is it plug and play so to speak or to you have to obtain software to go with it?

Constantine

ben500 wrote: »

I'm sat nav ignorant! Is it plug and play so to speak or to you have to obtain software to go with it?

plug and play, Ben, from what I can see.

webuserisme

Product Description

Easily navigate your way round the UK and Ireland on this small and light navigation system! The PNA210 has a 2.8" colour touch screen which is easy to read. UK & Ireland street level maps are included and p re-installed on the 256MB internal flash memory.
Features

* Windows® CE 4.2 (based)
* GPS Navigation System
* Samsung 300MHz processor
* Voice output
* Full postcode search
* 256MB integrated memory
* Map material for the UK and Ireland completely preinstalled on the 256MB internal flash memory
* Satellite based positioning (GPS)
* Integrated GPS Receiver
* 2.8" TFT display with 65,536 colours
* SD/MMC memory card expansion slot

Software Features

* Compass
* Points of interest
* Navigation with arrow or 2D display
* Estimated time of arrival
* Kilometers to drive
* Distance to next maneuver
* Displays next maneuver/direction in case of low GPS signal
* Simplified menu navigation
* 10 languages
* GoPal Navigator ME

Accessories Included

* Car holder with suction cup
* 12V power adapter

System Requirements

* Intel® Pentium® 750MHz or higher
* Windows® 98SE/ME/2000/XP
* CD/DVD-ROM drive
* Card reader is recommended
* 12V car cigarette lighter

Warranty

* 12 Months

https://www.medionshop.co.uk

trl002

looks ok to me, im going to go see if i can pick one up from the brent cross tescos, if i dont like it i can always return it right.....?

ben500

I think I'll do some research but if it's one of the ones that directs you into rivers I'd be appreciative if someone could give me a nod, although I'd prefer that to one of the ones that direct you over a cliff. :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:

Hizz

It's not worth it, trust me and stick with TomTom or a higher spec.

trl002

here is a good site for pics, might be in french but the images are good and real!:

http://www.pdafrance.com/articles/article.php?cat=test_lecteur&id=602

ben500

come to think of it I wouldn't mind one of those "drive you over the cliff" sat nav's for the mother in law for Christmas

webuserisme

Hizz wrote: »

It's not worth it, trust me and stick with TomTom or a higher spec.

Total sweeping statement and not very helpful IMO. I have a Medion satnav/pda, bought it a few years ago (when they were still a 'luxury') and it has been absolutely brilliant! Having said that, I don't use it for my work! It would all depend on just what you need a satnav for IMHO. If you aren't using it in 'mission-critical' situations (i.e. your job) then IMHO to spend more than you need to is silly. This unit is £100 cheaper than even the lowest spec TomTom. That's 10,000 pennies.