NaviGadget

TomTom also announced GO 730 and GO 730T today. The main difference between the 730 and 930 models is that the amount of map data available. 730 offers maps of just U.S. and Canada on its 2GB internal memory whereas the other adds Europe and has a 4GB storage space. Also 730 models do not include enhanced positioning technology.

Again, the new IQ Routes and advanced lane guidance is standard on the 730 models as well.

GO 730 will be available at the end of April and will cost $450.

Here are the rest of features and specs:

• maps of US and Canada pre-installed
• 4.3″ widescreen 16:9 format LCD (WQVGA: 480*272 pixels)
• CPU 400 MHz
• 2 GB internal flash memory
• SD card slot
• High sensitivity GPS receiver
• Bluetooth
• Lithium-polymer battery (up to 5 hours operation)

and more features:

• make updates and corrections to your own maps instantly and to benefit from improvements made by other users
• Voice address input
• Text-to-speech enables street names, places, traffic alerts and SMS messages to be read aloud as part of the spoken instructions
• hands-free calling with high-quality sound system via Bluetooth
• Built-in FM Transmitter to play music and navigation instructions seamlessly over the car stereo
• ability to record your own driving instructions, view documents, exchange positions via SMS and Bluetooth

GO 730T comes with a live traffic information receiver.

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