Does this portable GPS Navigator come with turn by turn voice navigation?”
TomTom GO 700 Portable GPS Navigation with Hands-Free Calling Technical Details * Bluetooth-enabled GPS navigator with built-in 2.5 GB hard drive and hands-free car kit * Routes cell phone calls through powerful built-in speaker and microphone for hands-free phone access * Delivers spoken instructions in 32 languages; offers 3D graphics on 3.5-inch TFT anti-glare screen * Choice of quickest, shortest, or toll-free routes; portable design moves easily from car to car * Rechargeable lithium-ion battery lasts for 5 hours; 4.5 by 3.6 by 2.3 inches (W x H x D) Just plug in your TomTom Go 700, switch it on and go. There’s no need for any special installation or activation. A set of clear, accurate, turn-by-turn voice instructions and crystal-clear 3D graphics will help you to get where you need to go. The unit’s simple design allows you to take the TomTom Go 700 with you from car to car quickly and easily. All the newest TeleAtlas maps are now installed on a 2.5 GB hard drive as one seamless
Features: – World wide maps from OpenStreetMap, CloudMade and Google – World wide routing on CloudMade and OpenStreetMap with turn by turn voice navigation (English only for now) – Text to speech voice to speak road names – World wide speed camera spotter (free for two months then a small fee based on usage) – World wide geocoding of addresses – Full UK postcode search – World wide geosearching of point of interests – Navigate to your iPhone contact addresses – Automatic caching of maps, images and routes for offline usage abroad – Offline map downloader – Route simulator – Route plan – Portrait and landscape mode user interface – OpenGL 3D maps with Multi-Touch pinch, rotate and drag – Uses digital compass of the iPhone 3GS – Graphical bookmarks that can be rendered on maps – Bookmarks can be backed up, emailed and shared – Panoramio image search – Wikipedia article search – Resumes iPod playback after voice announcements – Routing requires an internet connection; retrieved routes are
