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Review summary: The Navman N60i is the top model from the new range, which now includes the revolutionary Navpix system, allowing you to navigate...

Pros: Exceptionally easy to use ; excellent mapping software ; wide range of navigational features ; built-in digital camera

Cons: No additional utilities or Bluetooth at what is a rather hefty price point

Verdict: : You'll pay a lot of money for the N60i but what you get in return is one of the most flawless pure navigational aides we've seen

Review summary: A new range of GPS devices with built-in photo navigation

Verdict: : You'll pay a lot of money for the N60i but what you get in return is one of the most flawless pure navigational aides we've seen

Review summary: Its new

Pros: Touchpad or dialing pad option, Good smartphone performance, Inbuilt answering machine

Cons: Poor battery life, Stylus is rubbish, Some functions default to the touchpad only, Self-launching applications

Verdict: O2's Xda Stealth promises a perfect hybrid world of smartphone and slider phone, but the reality of what it delivers is somewhat less than that. Read our Australian review.

Review summary: Navman's N60i offers a unique and not entirely gimmicky photograph-to-navigation option along with a large screen into a GPS that's easy to use for in-car navigation, although less than stellar if you're in pedestrian modes

Pros: Huge display, Navpix functionality, nearest fuel/parking buttons.

Cons: Large size, screen hard to see in some light situations, no MP3/Bluetooth.

Verdict: Without the Navpix technology, the N60i would be just another dull GPS. With it, it's a serious contender for your GPS buying dollar