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Advice regarding Mio 269 and TomTom 700. Can anyone help?

 
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Paul Woodsford
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Posted: Mon Nov 21, 2005 1:08 am    Post subject: Advice regarding Mio 269 and TomTom 700. Can anyone help? Reply with quote
Has anyone used the Mio 269 Digi Walker , and how does it compare with the
TomTom 500 or 700.
I want a GPS system that covers the UK and Western Europe.
I do not need the BlueTooth capability of the TomTom units.
Advice with regard to usability and reliability much appreciated.

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Peter Warr
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Posted: Mon Nov 21, 2005 4:16 pm    Post subject: Re: Advice regarding Mio 269 and TomTom 700. Can anyone help Reply with quote
Cant speak for the TomTom but I am very happy with my Mio. Recent trips thru
Belgium to Alsace and then in Southern Spain were handled fine. Thats
without the latest map upgrade that is expected any day.

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Has anyone used the Mio 269 Digi Walker , and how does it compare with the
TomTom 500 or 700.
I want a GPS system that covers the UK and Western Europe.
I do not need the BlueTooth capability of the TomTom units.
Advice with regard to usability and reliability much appreciated.

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Paul Woodsford
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