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Satellite Navigation or Sat Nav, as it is more popularly known, is the most popular car accessory on the market to day and definitely the most welcome. The ease and simplicity of these devices make a stressful car journey to an unknown location a joyous occasion. Popular brands such as TomTom, Garmin, Navman and Road Angel all provide great satellite navigation systems with easy to use menus, large touch screens, traffic information and safety camera locations. TomTom provide some of the best systems that we have tested and include some fantastic features such as Voice Address Input (NEW), TomTom Mapshare technology, Traffic information, an FM transmitter and the option to download other features like celebrity voices! Other brands include features such as turn by turn voice directions, Bluetooth, highlighted points of interest (hotels, restaurants, churches etc) so these personal travel assistants are a must have.

NEW Sat Nav Review
	Binatone Carrera X350 Sat Nav Review - 9/6/2009 X350 - Good functioning unit - Map Updates are an issue though I have had one of these for 18months now and it is a very good unit for the budget price. if I had to buy again, I would go for the 4.

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Garmin Nuvi 265W Sat Nav

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£140.97

Tomtom Go 730 Sat Nav

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£179.97

Tomtom Go 930T Sat Nav

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£209.97

Garmin Nüvi Satellite Navigation 255WT

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Lowest Price
£139

Tomtom One Europe V2 Sat Nav
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from 4 user ratings

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£115

Tomtom Go 730T Sat Nav Review

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£179.97

Garmin Nuvi 255 Car Sat Nav
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£108.99

Garmin Nüvi 865T Sat Nav

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£321.94

Tomtom Go 730T Car Sat Nav

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£179.97

Garmin Nüvi 255WT Car Sat Nav

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£139

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Sat Nav - Other Reviews
	Tomtom Go 940 Sat Nav Review - 3/6/2009 The design of the Tom Tom 940 Go Sat Nav is compact and stylish and will look great on any dashboard/window. Its compact sizes means its ultra-portable too and has a handy case to carry it in to prevent scratches etc.
	Garmin Quest Sat Nav Review - 4/5/2009 The item is quite small but very nice. Good directions and symbols.
	Garmin Nuvi 660 Car Sat Nav Review - 23/4/2009 I bought two Garmin 660 Sat Navs 2 years ago. Both performed OK for 18 months until one suffered battery failure - gave it away.
	Garmin Nüvi Satellite Navigation 255WT Review - 11/4/2009 I bought the 255W a few weeks ago in the UK and find it very easy to set up and helpful for getting around towns in the UK. It is slim enough to fit into your pocket, but I would suggest purchasing a case.

Recent News on Sat Nav Products
	Mio V505 & V735 NEW TV Sat Nav - 24/6/2009 11:52:50am The Mio V505 Sat Nav has a 4.7" super flat widescreen, Digital Freeview TV installed which it will automatically tune itself in to the channels, Explore Mode to provide more information about your journey and your final destination, Text to Speech provides spoken road names, TruMap with clear road instructions, speed limits, Lane Guidance and Junction Views.
	Sat Nav - New and Improved Models - 17/6/2009 4:05:37pm The Sat Nav market is a minefield of many models offering new features and specifications and it is a difficult choice when it comes to choosing the right one. Here, we've listed the main features on some of the latest models to help with your decision.
	Tom Tom Go 940, 540 & 740 LIVE launched - 29/8/2008 3:16:45pm Walking round the IFA show, you see many impressive stands with out of this world technology. Tom Tom was one of these with its new fantastic and amazing LIVE GPS satellite navigation system.
	Knight Rider Sat Nav - 9/7/2008 2:50:57pm Sat Navs are inherently boring gadgets, they talk to us with bland mundane voices and as a rule of thumb look like they were designed back in the 1990s. Not any more Mio have decided to launch a 'Knight Rider' sat nav that greets you with “Hello, Michael, where would you like to go today?” in the voice of K.
	iPhone Gets TomTom GPS Application - 11/6/2008 3:13:26pm Leading Dutch Sat Nav manufacture TomTom has told Reuters that it has a version of its Sat Nav already up and running on the new 3G iPhone that's due for release on July 11th. TomTom say they will be selling the application through Apple's App Store later this month.