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Review summary: The Go 910 is TomTom's top of the range GPS navigation system and features maps covering Europe, Canada and North America. It's incredibly easy to set up and comes with a solid, windscreen mounting kit.

Pros: SiRF 3 Star chipset, Clear directions

Cons: Too much tech for some

Verdict: If you want the best satnav there is, then buy the 910.

Review summary: The world maps make the 910 good value, but other features seem gimmicky.

Verdict: Other new features are packed in too. The remaining 15GB of disk space can store music which can be played through the main speaker or externally via a 3.5mm jack. Photo slideshows can be viewed too and everything can be controlled with a small remote ...

Review summary: While the TomTom One offers those looking to get into GPS something basic for the their first time, the TomTom GO 910 sits at the other end of the scale, and is some £300 more expensive.

Pros: Large screen, Bluetooth, maps of everywhere, remote control

Cons: Speakers aren't great, too many features that you probably won't use

Verdict: You can't fault the TomTom for its feature list, however when you really look closely you aren't likely to use most of these features on a day to day basis

Review summary: TomTom's latest and greatest device has a specification list longer than that of the car we tested it in, but can it still do the basics?

Pros: iPod compatible. Large hard drive. Solid wide touchscreen.

Cons: 4-hour battery life. Difficult to connect to cradle. Expensive.