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Mio 168 with Navigon MN5


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Mio 168 with Navigon MN5

 
Description: Model ID MEUB01680006 / Mio 168 with Navigon MN5 - XScale 300 MHz - RAM: 64 MB - ROM: 32 MB 3.5" TFT ( 240 x 320 ) - IrDA - GPS / The Mio 168's ... more
Mio 168 with Navigon MN5 ... amazing GPS capabilities gets a fix on your position within few seconds, even if you've just come out of a tunnel or parking garage, to keep you on track toward you destination. And even when you're not driving, the portable Mio 168 can present you with street directions as soon as you come out of a subway, so you never need worry about losing your way.

The Mio 168 uses a TFT LCD screen, providing benefits-such as clear visibility in strong light, high brightness and contrast, superior clarity, and exceptionally crisp image quality - that traditional STN or other 4096-color low-end color displays cannot hope to match. The Mio 168 also integrates LED backlighting technology that protects your eyes through brighter, more uniformly illuminated screen images, while conserving power to extend battery life.

The thoroughly integrated design of the Mio 168 spares you the need to buy multiple devices. And the built-in GPS receiver is simple to install and keeps the inside of your car tidy. Used with appropriate GIS map software, the Mio 168 lets you know immediately where you are without having to thumb through bulky atlases or pore over clumsy foldout maps.

The Mio 168 uses Microsoft's Pocket PC 2003 operating system, and with its sleek, ultra-light form factor, is the ideal PDA, in addition to being the perfect GPS navigation system when you're behind the wheel.

Newest Review: ... Navigon with Tom Tom, which is much easier to use. This can be done simply as the Mio 168 has an SD card slot on top which ... more

 ... holds the mapping software, and if you buy a big enough card, it can hold photos and music as well. It gets a GPS lock fairly quickly for a device that doesn't have server assistance, and will usually not lose it, even while under a bridge or short tunnel, it will simply assume that you are stationary. Don't forget that it's also a fully functional PDA as well as a SAT NAV system, and on the second hand market, where you are most likely to find it now, it represents excellent value for money....more

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Premium Review Mio 168 with Navigon MN5: Mio 168 review (227 words)
by - written on 04/06/09 (26 readings)
Rating:

I've had one of these for the last couple of years. It's got a couple of rebadged variants, it can go by the name of Mitac Mio 168, Medion Navigon, or like mine, which is a Micromaxx MDPPC 150, but they're all the same and are supplied with the same Navigon software running on Windows Mobile 2003. I have to say I found the Navigon software confusing and not very intuitive to use. It also doesn't do full 7 digit postcode searching, and will only take you to the town or locale of your postcode if you don't have the street name and number. I've now replaced Navigon with Tom Tom, which is much easier to use. This can be done simply as the Mio 168 has an SD card slot on top ...  Read the complete review

 
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Processing/Quality:  75% Reliability:  75%
Ease of use:  50% Installation:  75%
Noise:  100% Battery life:  25%
 

Technical Details for Mio 168 with Navigon MN5

Product DescriptionMio 168 with Navigon MN5
Product TypeHandheld
Dimensions (WxDxH)7 cm x 2.4 cm x 11.3 cm
Weight147 g
ProcessorIntel XScale 300 MHz
ROM32 MB
RAM64 MB
Display240 x 320 3.5" TFT active matrix - transflective
Image16-bit (64k colours)
Audio OutputSpeaker(s)
Audio InputMicrophone
GPS SystemGPS receiver
Wireless ConnectivityIrDA
Input DeviceTouch-screen, joystick, stylus
PowerAC 120/230 V ( 50/60 Hz )
BatteryLithium Ion
Run Time (Up To)12 hours

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