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My first impressions of the C220s were also pretty good, everything worked well and I really didnt have any problems getting up and going. However after using the H610 for a while I picked the C220s up and thought to myself "It only does GPS?, where ...
Publié: 2007-04-16, Auteur: Chris , review by: slashgear.com
Extrait: I’ve had a little time to play with the Mio H610, and I’m pretty much sold on it. It has its drawbacks, but the good definitely outweighs the bad. First, it looks great and fits nicely in my hand, which is good since it is meant to be carried around...
Mio turns the ho-hum navigator into a fun lifestyle device. We were impressed by how attractive the results were, and by how many features the developers managed to fit in a small space. Besides offering turn-by-turn GPS, the DigiWalker H610 offers a m...
Until the time that we all have GPS in our phones, the H610 is a great portable navigation gadget. It's highly portable, small, light and actually quite fun. And it's not just for girls....
Loaded with extras that travelers will find useful. Comprehensive database of 11 million POIs; Unique features, including auto tilt/zoom and a safety camera database. Great multimedia players.
Relatively small screen. No text-to-speech conversion.
The H610 from Mio is a great little GPS device thats amazingly capable....
Extrait: When you’re travelling, there’s also a wealth of handy features to use that include a currency converter, compass, tip calculator guide, phone country code list, world clock and international clothes size guide.
Extrait: The H610 has the questionable honour of being the PND device we had to wait the longest for in 2006. It was announced as a future product on February 17th, in Mio’s press release for the CeBIT trade show. But it wasn’t until December that the tiny devi...
The Mio H610 features an ultraportable design that makes it a great navigation aid while on foot or on a bicycle. It comes preloaded with maps, travel tools, games, and a multimedia player.
The smaller screen doesnt make it ideal for in-car use, and the H610 doesnt support text-to-speech functionality.
Though not ideal for the car, the ultraportable Mio H610 is an accurate navigator and a decent multimedia player for use on foot.
