TomTom GO 750 Live

Résumé : TomTom's Go 750 is one of two, self-proclaimed flagship models in the company's line up. It costs $599 and sits with the all-singing, all-dancing Go 950 ($849) at the top of the food chain, bringing with it new styling, a fancy new mounting bracket ...

Conclusion : The Go 750 builds upon the solid feature set of it's forebears with maps covering the length and breadth of the country and GPS guidance to accurately guide you to your selected destination. A massive set of points of interest is included to make it ...

Résumé : Touted by TomTom as the first GPS unit with voice control, the GO 750 also offers a slightly revamped interface and improved Bluetooth hands-free performance. However, traffic updates are a notable omission.

Points forts : Responsive touch screen, strong dock, voice control, excellent interface and map screen, advanced lane guidance, loud speaker, safety alerts

Points faibles : No Australian text-to-speech voice for street names, no traffic capabilities, voice control is hit and miss

Conclusion : Battery life is rated at up to three hours. TomTom disappointingly doesn't include an AC charger in the sales package, so you'll have to charge the GO 750 via the included USB cable or cigarette lighter adapter

Résumé : The Tom Tom GO 750 LIVE is part of TomTom's flagship Go x50 LIVE series and will come with pre-installed maps for door-to-door navigation in the U.S., Canada, and 45 European countries....