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Navigon 8110 or TomTom Go 920 ?

According to German site Pocket Navigation, Navigon is preparing a new, 8000 series PND. This will likely be one of Navigon’s higher end models with a 4.8-inch screen, Bluetooth for hands-free calling, and an RDS/TMC receiver for traffic info. 

Navigon811001

The device will still have the Reality View, Navigon’s user interface that is featured on models 7100, 7110, 5100, and 5110. In Reality View important traffic points are displayed in photo quality. 
See below Navigon TV ad :

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24 January 2008 in GPS Manufacturers |

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Tom Tom 920, has UK maps, good for one or 2 weeks per yr.

Posted by: Nawigacja | 20 June 2008 at 15:33

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