
"The 7210 packs in many features from its predecessor, such as the voice recognition, text-to-speech and traffic updates "
By Brett James
Published: 31 October 2008 08:00 GMT
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What is it:
Feature-packed 4.3-inch widescreen sat-nav
Typical price:
£280
We like:
Design, safety features, map detail, voice recognition, TMC Pro
We don't like:
Slow route recalculations, smart-speller, limited 3D landmarks
The judgement:
The 7210 packs in many features from its predecessor, the top-of-the-range 8110, such as the voice recognition, text-to-speech and traffic updates. But what makes the 7210 unique is its own refinements and design enhancements. While this sat-nav is still not cheap or as technically polished as some, it provides a useful alternative for consumers and certainly warrants consideration.
Reviewed by:
CNET.co.uk's Brett James, read the full review here.
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