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November 2009
Review summary of Navman S90i
By alaTest
Review summary: alaTest has collected and analyzed 226 reviews of Navman S90i from international magazines and websites.
Verdict: The average review rating is 7.6/10. Comparing these reviews to 140775 other GPS reviews gives this product an overall alaScore™ 91/100 (or 9.1 out of 10) = Excellent Quality.
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Navman S90i
Evaluation
4 out of 5
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Source: electricpig.co.uk
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June 2009
Navman S90i
By James Holland
Review summary: By far the most luscious satnav we've seen for a long while the Navman S90i, dressed in silver and grey trim, is one of Navman's sensual S-series satnavs.
Pros: Plenty of features. It's cheap
Cons: No FM transmitter or Pedestrian Mode
Verdict: Whoever said satnavs weren't sexy was right. But the Navman S90i tries its best to change that. A good effort!
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November 2008
Navman S90i Europe
By WL News Team
Review summary: Initial impressions of the Navman S90i are disappointing as the casing looks more like a prototype than a finished product.
Verdict: Once again, the hardware consists of a 4.3-inch widescreen and SiRF Star III GPS chip, so you might expect performance is on a par with the Magellan and TomTom. Not so. It took two minutes to lock on to a GPS signal with a clear view of the sky, and ...
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Navman S90i
Evaluation
5 out of 5
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Source: pcauthority.com.au
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August 2008
Navman S90i
By Staff writers
Review summary: Smart, clever and capable. A couple of imperfections keep it off the top spot, and we might be tempted by the camera-less S70, but it's a fine choice
Pros: Clean design. Good screen and interface
Cons: Do you need the camera?
Verdict: The S90i also has a 4.3in screen, but adds a 2MP camera for use with Navman's NavPix feature. This aligns photos with locations, to make it easier to navigate to them
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August 2008
Navman S90i
By Benny Har-Even
Review summary: Navman gets some attention for its quirky NavPix camera feature but that aside this i
Pros: Curved edges / lightweight / POI shortcut buttons / NavPix camera / price
Cons: Poor on screen keyboard / depressing voice giving directions
Verdict: The idea is that you take a picture of a location, which is then ‘geo-tagged.' You can then navigate straight to this place just by selecting the picture and there are hordes of suitably tagged locations available for download from Navman's website ...
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