Adapt intros TomTom Go clone for Europe

by Paul Miller posted Oct 4th 2006 at 2:05PM

As if we needed another Europe-only GPS device that brings nothing new to the table, Adapt is busting out their all-in-one navigation system which sports a few PMP features and an SD slot, but looks just as bulky as the rest of the similarly-specced devices on the market -- with a particular TomTom Go flavor. The 279 Euro ($354 US) unit sports a 3.5-inch touchscreen display, and is powered by a 400MHz processor from Samsung, along with that ubiquitos SiRF Star III chip and software courtesy of Route 66. There's 64MB of built-in storage, and some sort of music / photo / movie/ eBook playback ability, but we're not sure about formats or codecs. No word on the release date for this little guy either, but we're sure it and five other West Europe-only units will make it to market in the time it takes us to get a single one onto our lowly shores.

Filed under: GPS, Portable Audio, Portable Video

Tags: adapt, europe, gps, pmp, route 66, Route66, tomtom go, TomtomGo

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Yubal @ Oct 4th 2006 9:34PM

why is it that GPS enclosures look a lot like old tube TVs? Does the fat shape serve any purpose?

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0_0 @ Oct 5th 2006 7:06AM

"why is it that GPS enclosures look a lot like old tube TVs? Does the fat shape serve any purpose?"

According to TomTom it helps creating better acoustics for the voice/audio.

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Blake @ Oct 4th 2006 10:14PM

Reminds me of a Chumby.

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cellularcoffee @ Nov 22nd 2006 2:07PM

I've used it in US, it's great. Works just like Tomtom

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