Win a Navman S70 sat-nav
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Whether you're travelling the UK or abroad on business, Navman's S70 GPS receiver aims to make it a stress-free journey with its up-to-date maps and innovative NavPix technology.
The sat-nav comes loaded with the latest 2007 UK map data and street-level maps of European countries to make getting around the continent simple. It also provides information on safety camera locations, to let drivers know where trouble spots lie.
The brilliant, sharp 4.3-inch touchscreen features an easy-to-use menu system, with an intelligent day/night display that helps make navigation information clear.
If you'd like to see the sights while you're on a trip, then the S70 can help inspire you with its NavPix technology. Choose a place of interest from the NavPix website, then download the geotagged images straight onto your sat-nav. All you have to do then is pull up the picture on the S70's screen and click on it to be directed straight there.
Those who want the traditional options can input the destination using thr address or city, backed up by a postcode search of up to eight characters. Once you've chosen a route, the S70 delivers real-time traffic information updates and an overview of traffic on the way.
As for other features, you can make and receive hands-free phone calls by linking the device to a Bluetooth-capable mobile phone. And, if you want to protect the sat-nav, it can be locked using a PIN code.
The S70 is powered by a Samsung 400MHz processor and has 64MB of installed RAM.
Competition Closed
The winner is:
- Day 1: Win a Hazro HZ23W widescreen monitor
- Day 2: Win a Motorola Razr2 V8
- Day 3: Win a Navman S70 sat-nav
- Day 4: Win a Brother colour laser printer
- Day 5: Win a Netgear 1TB ReadyNAS
- Day 6: Win an HTC Touch
- Day 7: Win a 2GB Crucial memory kit
- Day 8: Win a Google Mini Search Appliance
- Day 9: Win an Orange SPV E650 phone
- Day 10: Win a Toshiba e-Studio200s printer
- Day 11: Win an Intel quad-core kit
- Day 12: Win a Lenovo laptop with Centrino Pro
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