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Review summary: You probably won't find a better value in a mid-priced GPS unit than the TomTom GO 720 Portable GPS. It includes all of the currently most-wanted features in a GPS, and has some of the best companion computer software available. Apart from a few ...

Pros: 4.3 in. color touchscreen, Text-to-speech capability, Built-in MP3 Player and FM transmitter, TomTom MapShare Technology, Sleek, compact design

Verdict: The TomTom GO 720 Portable GPS packs a lot of features into a sleek, pocket

Review summary: We've speculated before if you could get TomTom IQ Routes to run on older devices such as the 720 and 920. With the recent release of application version 8 for those devices and the "You must have a map that supports Active Lane Guidance" message, we ...

Review summary: Prior to the release of the Go 720, TomTom lacked a true high-end model in its New Zealand line up. The previous top model - the One XL - was an excellent device in its own right (not to mention outstanding value for money), yet it lacked some of the ...

Verdict: The maps - and a staggeringly indepth "points of interest" database (with everything from the nearest petrol station and cash machine to supermarkets included) - are provided by a local company called GeoSmart (who also provide maps for rival Navman) ...

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Review summary: The TomTom Go 720 is a feature-rich GPS navigator that is easy to use.

Cons: Display: 4.3 inches, Size: 4.7 x 3.3 x 0.9 inches, Weight: 7.8 ounces, , , , , , , Overall, we like the TomTom Go 720 best. It stands out from the pack with its overview map and vertical slider, and it does the best job making traffic information ...