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Garmin nüvi 1340T
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| Pixmania | 84.00 | ||
| Amazon.co.uk | 106.57 | ||
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| Dimensions / Weight | 122 x 75 x 16 mm / 162 g | ||
| Antenna type | SiRF Star III / Built-in | ||
| Screen size / tactile | 4.3 inches / Yes | ||
| Autonomy | 4 h | ||
| Maps | Garmin 3.62 / Navteq | ||
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| Countries included | Internal (microSD slot) / Western Europe |
| Traffic info | Yes / TMC RDS |
| Multi-destination routing | No |
| MP3 player / Photos | No / Yes |
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Fabien Pionneau
Test date: October 2, 2009
Test date: October 2, 2009
The Garmin nüvi 1340T is identical to the Garmin nüvi 1390T that we tested. This model is different in two ways:
- it has maps for 22 countries in Europe, unlike 33 on the 1390T
- there's no Bluetooth hands-free mode
Pluses
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Clear, efficient navigation
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Good at locating satellites
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Small and well-finished
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Large matte screen
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Bluetooth hands-free mode
Minuses
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Autocorrection of addresses not very useful
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Handling of stops en route
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Suction mount too traditional
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Not many options to configure route chosen
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No FM transmitter
The Garmin nüvi 1390T won't revolutionise the world of GPS, but it's simple to use and does its job well. We would, though, have preferred more options and the chance to adjust more settings.
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| Pixmania | 84.00 | ||
| Amazon.co.uk | 106.57 | ||
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