In an effort to give its product the edge, the Navman N40i’s manufacturer has
integrated a 1.3-megapixel camera into the unit.
It’s not the most obvious of features for a GPS device and the idea that
you’ll take pictures of locations and store them for navigational reasons is a
pretty flimsy one, although you can access locations visited by others on the
Navman website and download the navigation details.
You’re unlikely to want to ditch an existing camera for the N40i either,
since image quality is poor.
It’s just as well, then, that the rest of the package is fairly strong.
Detailed maps for Europe are included on CD, for example, and the 3.5in screen
is bright and sharp.
In our tests we experienced some occasional hangs when tapping onscreen
buttons, but generally the device was pretty fast and maintained a strong link
to the satellite signal.
This article is part of a group test of satellite-navigation devices.
See also:
Garmin Nuvi 310
Magellan
Roadmate 3050T
Medion GoPal
PNA465
Mio Digiwalker
C510E
Navman N40i
Navsure 300i
Novogo S700
Sony Nav-u Nv-U5
0T
TomTom One Europe
ViaMichelin
X-950T
When sat nav goes
wrong
Galileo project
A table of features can be read via our pdf download above.
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