TomTom’s latest navigation system called One XLS was recently reviewed by i4u and reading at the review it seems to be worth a mention here. The key point in this navigation system is that it comes with most of the cool fetaures of high end systems but still it is affordable and will not make big hole in your pocket. Key features of this model includes 4.3” widescreen display with a resolution of 480×272, connectivity with PC and a Mac using USB, 1GB of internal memory, SD slot, maps of the US, Canada, Puerto Rico and Guam, supports text-to-speech.
TomTom One XLS Specs:
- Antenna Built-in
- Display Size 4.3 in
- Display Resolution 480 x 272
- Power Average Battery Life 2 hour(s)
- Included Software TomTom HOME
- Weight 7.3 oz
Here is the quote from review of 14u DigitalTrend
“The TomTom XL S is the company’s midrange GPS unit, and offers the same core functionality as the more expensive models while offering a few less features and a reduced price. It includes maps of the US and Canada, includes text-to-speech functionality for reading street names aloud, and offers a large database of Points of Interest as well.
Though its functionality is primarily limited to driving directions (no music playing capability, for example), it’s a highly capable and intuitive device that will serve most motorists quite well.”
Here is video of TomTom XLS Review
Here is video handson of TomTom One XLS
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