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Forums › GPS, maps and mapping software › Has Navman always sucked at UI?

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#29330 3-Jan-2009 15:55
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...or is it just the new S series? I'm in the middle of reviewing GPS units, and the Navman interface is such hilarious bullsh*t that I had to write it up early: http://www.ben.geek.nz/navman-user-interface-hall-of-shame/
 
Have they always been that bad?

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  #187190 3-Jan-2009 16:19
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Hmmm. Yes. You have to use TomTom instead.

And I've fixed your link. If you are using FF you have to highlight the link and click the LINK button. If you are using IE it will automatically hyperlink for you.




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  #187205 3-Jan-2009 17:26
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Ah. Thanks for the link tip and fix. Will be interesting to see how TomTom compares to Garmin. Heard good things about Garmin.

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