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Posted: Sat May 14, 2005 1:54 pm Post subject: Maps beyond Europe
I refer to the following press release March 10 2005 by AND
See http://www.and.com/company/press/item61en.php or scroll to the bottom. It's basically is saying that maps beyond Europe such as Turkey are available in the latest Tom Tom Go package.
However, the Tom Tom web site does not show anything beyond what has already been available.
I've put the question to Tom Tom directly and am awaiting their reply. And also asked specifically if these maps will be available in the next release of Navigator for PPC. Version 5.
Does anybody else know more about this? Press release below.
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March 10, 2005
AND Digital Maps Power TomTom Go in central & eastern Europe
Rotterdam, 10 March 2005 - AND Automotive Navigation Data provides detailed digital maps of Central & Eastern Europe to TomTom. These detailed maps are available on TomTom GO, TomTom's all in one car navigation solution, and launched on the CeBIT 2005 in Hannover.
AND is the first map supplier to offer a complete local road network of Central & Eastern Europe and full street-level detail for select major cities. The map of 24 countries provides detailed coverage, including vital geographic data such as administrative boundaries and cartographic features. The map is the most detailed map available in the market.
With the new TomTom GO and the detailed map of AND the user can navigate throughout Central & Eastern Europe. Further, it is possible to navigate all the major roads of Western Europe. "The TomTom GO is the first product for navigation in Central & Eastern Europe. With the maps supplied by AND finally anybody in Europe can find their way, from Brussels to Moscow and from Helsinki to Ankara." says Maarten Oldenhof, CEO AND Automotive Navigation Data.
43 Cities on Street Level
The map includes the complete local road network of Albania, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Czech Republic, Estonia, Georgia, Greece, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Macedonia, Moldova, Poland, Romania, Russia, Serbia and Montenegro, Slovakia, Slovenia, Turkey and Ukraine. Furthermore, 43 urbanized areas are available on full street-level detail.
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Posted: Sat May 14, 2005 8:14 pm Post subject:
The TomTom site did initially stated that
Quote:
"Go500 Eastern Europe contains the maximum-detail, fully-connected map of Poland, The Czech Republic, Turkey, Hungary, Greece, Slovakia, Russia, Baltic States, Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia & Herzegovina Romania, Bulgaria, Serbia & Montenegro, Belarus, Moldavia, Ukraine, Macedonia and Albania, as well as the major road network of Western Europe."
however that appears to have been reduced.
It's quite possible that the extra coverage will become available via the PLUS service. _________________ Ian.
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