TomTom will ship a new high-end navigator in the US, the Go 920 series, including the $599 Go 920 and the Go 920 T (for “traffic”), which will sell at a premium likely to be $100 more. The key to the new flagship is voice control: you can use TomTom’s Voice Address Input to name your destination out loud.
In addition to the voice command, the 920 will have an FM transmitter and Bluetooth speakerphone, as well as TomTom’s new MapShare community map-fixing service. The 920 T will also come with an RDS-TMC receiver to pick up traffic data to use in navigation. (The RDS-TMC receiver add-on currently costs $129, and is compatible with most TomTom navigators.)
TomTom also confirmed the US edition of the TomTom ONE Third Edition, which will sell for $249 in the US. (We told you about it a few days ago.)
TDL
Friday, January 25, 2008 at 1:42 PMWill the Tomtom G920T be released in Australia? And if so, when?
wjsaid
Thursday, February 14, 2008 at 7:36 AMWhen is the G920 going to be released in Australia?
Blueman90219
Wednesday, April 29, 2009 at 1:17 AMWhat is the difference between 920 and 930 Tom Tom models. Both have similar options.