NaviGadget

Mitac Mio’s newest GPS navigation system C510E is now being shown on their website. Included in this version is the new mapping software called V3 which offers great 3D rendering capabilities. However fast you scroll, pan, turn or zoom, the map retains the same high quality throughout. (check out the demo video)

When you buy the Mio C510E you’ll be using TeleAtlas maps. Included in the flash memory is the detailed maps of one region, and the major roads of Europe. However on the DVD (that comes with it) you’ll find maps of 24 European countries.

Europeans are becoming more and more experienced at avoiding speed cameras. The Mio C510E too offers safety camera warnings. You can download these locations from Mio’s website after you register with them. Free for a whole year.

Also let’s not forget about the hands-free bluetooth calling features of the C510E. They have a list of compatible phones too.

You can pick up the Mio C510E for £143 (£168.02 inc VAT). The only Mio available in the U.S. is Mio C310x and Mio H610.

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