TomTom announces GO 715

Published on March 16th, 2007 in gps navigation, tomtom

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At CeBIT yesterday, Dutch navigation system manufacturer TomTom announced their new system TomTom GO 715.

Its main featuere is to integrate a GPRS modem with a SIM card so it can send and receive messages and send location information to other vehicles. It can be also paired with a mobile phone via Bluetooth thanks to its hands free kit. It comes with maps of Western Europe.

The GO 715 uses the design of GO 510, 710 and 910 making it possible to use the accessories of this range. It uses GPS chip from Global Locate (like TomTom ONE v3).

GO 715 will be available during April spefically targeting professionals who wish to manage their business fleet online… via

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