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Navigon 84 Series owners can take advantage of a product upgrade that provides six new features for the 8410 and 8450 models.
The headline new feature is Navigon City View 3D and Sightseeing but also included is Active Lane Assistant, MyBest POI and One-Click Menu
City View 3D brings three dimensional city views complete with buildings and footpaths.
Active Lane Assistant shows you forthcoming lane changes with an animated view that clearly indicates which lane or lanes you need to be in.
MyBest POI allows users to set their favourite POIs which will then be available with one click on the screen. Using this feature you can configure easy access to fuel stations or any POI that is important to you.
Finally Navigon Sightseeing provides access to tourist information, telephone numbers, opening times, pictures and reviews.
The upgrades are available via Navigon Fresh and the Navigon Shop and cost £69.99.
For more information see Navigon's web site at www.navigon.com.
Comments
Posted by lads2000 on Wed Oct 20, 2010 7:45 pm
Just so everybody is clear city view 3D 2.0 is different to the Real City 3D as pictured in the article above. City View 3D gives a outline of buildings when in major cities where as Real City 3D is limited to a few cities in Europe and gives an almost real street level view as pictured. It is also worth noting that Real City 3D is only available on the 84XX series of products.
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Posted by lads2000 on Wed Oct 20, 2010 7:45 pm
