Mio unveils new Navman GPS navigation systems for Europe
Folks living in Europe will be able to get their hands on a trio of new Navman GPS navigation systems – namely the Navman 575, Navman 475 and Navman 470. All three will rely on TomTom’s licensed their IQ Routes technology, alongside Mio’s own LearnMe feature that lets the device pick up which are your favorite routes. The Navman 470 and 475 are pretty similar hardware-wise, coming with a 4.3? display while the Navman 575 has a more generous 4.7? touchscreen display. Other features comprise of a one year free real time traffic and safety camera information, SiRFStar InstantFix and Google Send-to-GPS. You can expect to fork out £99 for the Navman 470, albeit it comes with Western European maps only this May. As for the Navman 575, it will retail for £149.99 a pop.
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