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| About - TomTom One 140 |
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| The One 140 has a 3.5-inch LCD screen. Notable features include multi-destination routing, reality view, and lane assistance. This unit is preloaded with maps covering the United States, Canada, Mexico, and Puerto Rico. |
| About This Brand |
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Founded in Amsterdam in 1991, TomTom now has offices Europe, North America, and Asia. The company Web site claims that TomTom is the world's largest provider of navigation devices, with sales in 30 countries and online. We've found TomTom devices to be among the easiest to use in our testing, but the company also offers tech-savvy users options to customize their units. Celebrity voices are available, and TomTom invites customers to update maps and POI information, and share it with other users. |
| Features & Specs - TomTom One 140 | |
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Screen size (in.) |
3.5 |
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Weight (oz.) |
4.9 |
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Bluetooth hands-free calling |
No |
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Spoken street names |
No |
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(1 of 1 customers found this review helpful)
Simple yet powerfull!!!
10/28/2010
Pros
Acquires Satellites Quickly
Compact
Easy Menus
Easy To Read
Easy To Set Up
Large Screen
Reliable Performance
Simple Controls
Cons
Best Uses
Faster Routes
Finding Specific Address
Planning Trips
Rural Navigation
Urban Navigation
Comment:
Just take it out of the box, plug it into your computer for the FREE map update and go! These GPS units by TomTom are generally the least expensive and in my opinion are as good or better that any other high end unit. Everything that you need and nothing you don't need.
By from
(1 of 1 customers found this review helpful)
Not worth it
10/7/2010
Pros
Cons
Acquires Satellites Slowly
Inaccurate
Short Battery Life
Tech support
Best Uses
Door stop
Comment:
I use this product in NYC mainly and tried to see how it would take me to the Botanic Gardens and I ended up at a housing project miles away from the gardens. I went to France and had to dump (backup and erase) the USA map. In France (Southwest) it had none of the newer highways. I'm not sure what the updates are supposed to be doing. Then when I returned and tried to restore the USA map it didn't work and Tom Tom would not support my needs since my map update subscription had expired.<br /><br />DO NOT BUY THIS PRODUCT
By from
(1 of 1 customers found this review helpful)
Excellent Value
1/11/2010
Pros
Acquires Satellites Quickly
Compact
Easy Menus
Easy To Read
Easy To Set Up
Reliable Performance
Simple Controls
Cons
Best Uses
Faster Routes
Finding Specific Address
Planning Trips
Rural Navigation
Urban Navigation
Comment:
The TomTom 140 does not announce street names,but I find this quite adequate.. It is sufficient to be reminded where to turn several times,as this model does,rather than have to search for a street name while watching traffic.So far I have never missed a destination with this GPS even though it doesn't announce street names. Often in the center of large cities,street names are obscured anyway.<br />A common problem with most GPS's is when searching for a large office building or hotel in the center of a large city one is told that you have arrived at your destination,but available parking is unknown and one then begins a blind search for parking.
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