November 21, 2006

Evesham Nav-Cam 7700 For The Hopelessly Lost November 21, 2006

Read more Gadgets , Peripherals , Portable Media

I’ve yet to have my wallet emptied by any portable sat-nav device but then that’s probably because I spend my life in a shed at the bottom of the garden.

However, sat-nav devices are the proverbial ‘dog’s bollocks’ these days and this Christmas will no doubt see squillions of them sell to hordes of directionless motorists. The AA launched its very first model last week and now UK PC outfit, Evesham has launched its latest, the Nav-Cam 7700. Are they the same device, just with different names?

It comes with a healthy 256Mb of internal memory and AA Navigator 2007 bundled for its £150 price tag. There are 2D and 3D maps and the usual turn-by-turn voice and visual prompts.

Speeders will be happy to know it has “directional, visual and audible speed camera alerts for all six UK speed camera types, and is supplied as standard with 6 month free speed camera database updates.”

It sports a 3.5in screen, SD Card slot, USB sync cable, car charger and windscreen mount. Another photo after the jump. –Martin Lynch

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