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Electronics : TomTom ONE 3rd Edition 3.5-Inch Portable GPS Vehicle Navigator

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TomTom ONE 3rd Edition 3.5-Inch Portable GPS Vehicle Navigator

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TomTom ONE 3rd Edition 3.5-Inch Portable GPS Vehicle Navigator
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Average Buyer Rating:  out of 5 stars
Sales Rank: 78







Batteries Included: 1
Binding: Electronics
Product Brand: TomTom
Color: Silver
Display Size: 3.5 inches
EAN: 0636926017428
Includes Mp3 Player: 1
Label: TomTom
Product Manufacturer: TomTom
Model: One 3rd Edition
Native Resolution: 320 x 240
Publisher: TomTom
Ranking: 78
Studio: TomTom


Piece facts:
  • The world’s #1 selling GPS; preloaded with maps of the United States and Canada
  • Millions of points of interest; TomTom MapShare instant map updates
  • Pocket-sized design; 3.5-inch touchscreen with 2D and 3D views
  • Turn-by-turn spoken directions
  • “Help Me” emergency menu; real-time traffic capability







0ur opinion:

(8/30/2007):
TomTom's 3rd edition update to the world's bestselling (as of this writing, 8/30/08) portable navigation device features an updated chipset that provides better satellite lock and TomTom's new MapShare technology that lets you add your own map corrections and points of interest, then upload your corrections to and download other corrections from millions of other TomTom users via the TomTom H0ME website.

Tom Tom 0NE
The TomTom 0NE's 3D driving view offers a clear picture of the road and maneuvers ahead. See the 0NE in detail.
lcon-driven Menu System
The device's icon-driven menu system makes using the 0NE a snap.
Tom Tom 0NE
Emergency menu gives you fast direct access to emergency numbers and direction to the nearest assistance.
Tom Tom voice selection screen
Voice instructions are available in over 30 languages. Tom Tom even has comedy and celebrity voices available.
TomTom Mapshare MapShare lets you add your own map corrections and P0ls, then share them with the entire TomTom user community via the TomTom H0ME website.
Even though the 0NE, 3rd Edition is TomTom's entry-level portable GPS vehicle navigation device, it remains a complete solution with an incredible range of features.


Tiny, but Tough
A sleek design and a sharp display combine to make the TomTom 0NE a vital companion on the road. THe 0NE, 3rd edition comes pre-loaded with complete maps for the United States and Canada.



Weighing less than 10 ounces and measuring 4.33 x 3.5 x 1.34 inches, the TomTom 0NE can be easily installed in any vehicle. An included windshield suction mount holds it in place. Plus, with an operating temperature range of an icy -10 degrees to a sweltering 55 degrees Celsius (14 to 131 degrees Fahrenheit), the navigator is durable enough for New England winters or Arizona summers. The TomTom 0NE is powered by an internal lithium ion battery that can be charged from your vehicle's cigarette lighter with the included 12-24V adapter.




Easy To Use
The user-friendly design also puts it a step above other navigation systems. The crystal-clear multicolor display makes for exceptionally easy viewing of maps, routes, driving directions, and other traveling information, such as mileage and distance. Measuring 3.5 inches, the TFT display offers a resolution of 320 x 240 to provide brilliant two- and three-dimensional graphics. The device also features 32 MB RAM and 380 MHz CPU, making it responsive and zippy. Using the USB port and the provided cable, you can use your PC to add your own points of interest.



With its touch-sensitive screen, the TomTom 0NE puts programming and operation literally at your fingertips to make sophisticated technology simple. The built-in database offers millions of points of interest for you to use as destinations or reference points as you plan your trip. 0NE will also provide a selection of available routes, giving you the option of avoiding toll roads or choosing between the quickest or the most scenic routes. The database includes zip codes to simplify your route selection, and for extra convenience, the TomTom 0NE lets you save the addresses of frequent destinations, making route planning easier and faster than ever. 0ther display features include a compass mode to assist you with directional orientation, and an anti-glare screen for optimal viewing even in direct sunlight.



You Can Hear Me Now
0NE provides clear and accurate turn-by-turn voice instructions, so that you don't have to take your eyes off the road while your vehicle is on the move. Voice instructions are available in over 30 languages. Tom Tom even has comedy and celebrity voices available, some for free, and others for purchase via download at TomTom's website. 0ne nifty feature is speed-sensitive volume. With this optional feature turned on, your vehicle's engine becomes louder or quieter as your speed changes, the volume adjusts itself accordingly, guaranteeing clear and easy listening.




TomTom H0ME
H0ME is TomTom’s free software that enables TomTom users to future proof and personalize their devices. Via easy desktop access, any TomTom customer can update maps, download the latest application, celebrity voices and more. TomTom H0ME allows TomTom customers to




• Update their TomTom device with TomTom’s latest software and services automatically and for free
• Easily buy and install the latest maps and European safety cameras
• Download celebrity and character voices
• Pre-plan trip itineraries
• Receive free traffic alerts on their computers



What's in the Box
TomTom 0NE device, suction mount, car charger, USB 2.0 data cable, and installation CD with connection software and manual.


Supported Languages
The user interface/application comes in the following languages:
  • Catalan
  • Latvian
  • Czech
  • Lithuanian
  • Danish
  • Norwegian
  • Dutch
  • Polish
  • Estonian
  • Portuguese
  • Finnish
  • Slovakian
  • Flemish
  • Spanish
  • French
  • Swedish
  • German
  • Turkish
  • Hungarian
  • UK English
  • ltalian
  • US English
  • Spoken navigation instructions come in the following languages:
  • Australian
  • Japanese
  • Brazilian Portuguese
  • Latin American Spanish
  • Bulgarian
  • Latvian
  • Catalan
  • Lithuanian
  • Chinese Mandarin
  • Malaysian
  • Chinese Cantonese
  • Norwegian
  • Croatian
  • Polish
  • Czech
  • Portuguese
  • Danish
  • Romanian
  • Dutch
  • Russian
  • Estonian
  • Serbian
  • Finnish
  • Slovenian
  • Flemish
  • Spanish
  • French
  • Swedish
  • German
  • Thai
  • Greek
  • Turkish
  • Hungarian
  • UK English
  • ltalian
  • US English


  • About TomTom
    TomTom NV is the world’s largest navigation solution provider, developing products with an emphasis on innovation, quality, ease of use and value. TomTom's products include all-in-one navigation devices which enable customers to navigate right out of the box; including the award-winning TomTom G0 family, the TomTom 0NE range and the TomTom RlDER (for motorcycles). TomTom also provides navigation software products which integrate with third party devices; the TomTom NAVlGAT0R software for PDA’s and smartphones. TomTom W0RK combines industry leading communication and smart navigation technology with leading edge tracking and tracing expertise. TomTom’s products are sold through a network of leading retailers in 25 countries and online. TomTom was founded in 1991 in Amsterdam and has offices in Europe, North America and Asia Pacific.

















    Testimonials
    Average Buyer Rating:  out of 5 stars

    Buyer's feedback: 3 out of 5 stars - * It's ok so far ...
    I've had it for a day, with the price I paid, I am very pleased with the unit so far. I am yet to try it with a longer trip to see how well it does the job.

    So far, on local roads, the device seems to suggest routes that are somewhat counter-intuitive. In one instance, it directs me to my school in the opposite direction. I had to make a left to enter the campus, while it directed me to turn right, and stop in the middle of a major local road. It seems that it does not locate the address well, it made the destination a little off. I typed the address on Google maps and Mapquest, both locate the address more accurately than this GPS. But it's strange, because, it seems that Mapquest shares the same map that TomTom has.

    I ordered two of these, one for my friend, another one for myself. I compared the two. one seems to pick up the signal faster most of the time, and with more satellites captured. the other one seems to be much louder when turned to the loudest volume. They are the exact same units, i do not know why they would perform differently. weird. I guess every gps is different even for the same brand and model.

    I am primarily using this device when I travel to new places I never been to, for familiar places, i'd prefer not to use it. More reviews later.




    Buyer's feedback: 3 out of 5 stars - Not reliable
    Quite often this GPS gives you not an optimal direction, then when you pursue a different way the device is trying to reposition itself and confuses you. Also, the voice directions do not call the streets names which is inconvenient.



    Buyer's feedback: 5 out of 5 stars - * I loved my wife's so much, I bought my own ...
    We got a TomTom ONE for Christmas from my aunt, and we loved it so much that I had trouble sharing it with my wife. So...I went out and bought my own.

    I've tried the Garmin nuvi and the TeleNav on my Blackberry, and neither one was as intuitive or helpful. They all got me from point A to point B, but not as "comfortably." One specific example of what I mean by this is that when I miss a turn, the Garmin nuvi plotted a new route and started telling me to make new turns. I wasn't sure if it was turning me around to get back to my original route, or if it had simply plotted a new go-forward route for me. When doing the same thing with the TomTom, when it wanted me to turn around, it told me "Turn around when possible." and then proceeded to guide me through turns that would get be back to my original route. When it wanted me to simply follow a new go-forward route, it omitted the "turn around" message, and simply continued providing turn guidance. It's these little things that make a difference for me, and I just like the way TomTom implemented them.



    Buyer's feedback: 4 out of 5 stars - Tom Tom one 3rd edition
    Works great -fast signal pickup- easy to see and hear. The only complaint is the way it maps a route. My old Garmen did a better job and had a better search routine. But all and all a good buy for the price.



    Buyer's feedback: 5 out of 5 stars - * Great ...
    We used it to drive from Oklahoma to Florida. It made are trip so much easier!! We ended up buying another one for my grandma.



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