Review: HTC P3300 GPS SmartPhone (with TomTom On Board) Review

So HTC has a nice little thing going with TomTom and has pumped out what looks to be a decent Smartphone The P3300) with great navigation built in. It was announced last month, and now there's a review up on what I would hope is a trend - solid smartphone navigation from people who know how to design navigation software. The imbedded TomTom software is what you’ll see in other devices from TomTom and offers the same confident and get you there personality that TomTom is known for. Anyway there’s a nice review up that takes a look at this (Euro only for now) phone that says the navigation is “seamless”. The unit is sporting a SiRF star III chipset and has the TomTom Navigator 6 software loaded up on it.

So the bottom line on this review is: “The HTC P3300 is an excellent product. While not for everybody, it really combines many desired features in one simple and elegant device. For many people, a keyboard or a faster processor is a necessity, and this device will not fit the bill. However, for those of us who are tired of lugging around chargers, cables, GPS kits, bluetooth mice, or an oversized PDA Phone, the HTC P3300 is just terrific!”

ReadMore

Via

Read More in: GPS News | GPS Reviews | Mobile Phone GPS

Share this Article with others:

Related Articles:

• Free Google Nav for iPhone in Development - Apr 23, 2010
• Dual XGPS300 GPS and Battery Cradle for the iPod Touch - Apr 13, 2010
• Beat the Traffic App - Forecast Your Traffic - Mar 22, 2010

Came straight to this page? Visit GPS Lodge for all the latest news.