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    Mio C210 GPS receiver Review

    Posted on Wednesday, August 30 2006 @ 00:34:03 CEST by LSDsmurf


    As criminals find the urge to steal more GPS units, manufactures are finding the urge to make them smaller, so can Mio's entry-level unit, the C210, which is smaller than a tennis ball be the answer? We take a closer look. The Mio C210 comes with the latest GPS technology; a SiRFstar III GPS receiver and means that you don't always need a direct line of sight for it to work. The unit also includes a 400MHz processor that makes it fairly nippy in performance and 2.7-inch touchscreen for inputting commands.

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