Advice - Sat Nav for the £200 mark?

[Vert]

I've seen a few products for less than £200. I've used some of the Medion kits, the 150 and 175 and thought they were very good. They are roughly £200 or less. They are all in one units.

I'll check out Comet. They seem to have quite a range. I really want an all in one unit but will consider a PDA/receiver combo.

Can anyone let me know where else I can look and what brands/models?

I've also seen: this. (http://www.ebuyer.com/customer/products/index.html?rb=9200304024&action=c2hvd19wcm9kdWN0X292ZXJ2aWV3&product_uid=77993) A friend has just bought one but awating delivery.

Thanks.

[BigFas]

This has NEVER failed me and only £20

http://images-eu.amazon.com/images/P/B0000CEGGW.02._SCMZZZZZZZ_.jpg

[Nickleback]

Vert,
TomTom Navigation software is one of the best SatNav systems you can get thats not OEM.
Available as a stand alone unit in their Go series - sort of plug and play !
Also available as seperate software for use on a PDA or XDA such as an iPaq which allows you to use it in the car as Sat Nav but also remove it easily to use all the other functions of a personal organiser.
Latest version of TomTom is 5 & its very good, I use it every day & could'nt do my job as well without it. Even got all speed cameras, traffic cameras, garages, hotels, race tracks etc on it as POI's.
Here's a few sites with more info:

http://www.tomtom.com/

http://www.pocketgpsworld.com/uksafetycameras.php

http://www.totalpda.com/

You may need to up your budget a little tho ? :cool:

[ZimZimmer]

I've been using TomTom 5 bundled with an Ipaq RZ1710. Entry level PDA but it's been good for £258 + VAT for the complete package.

[Vert]

Hey NB,

I'd prefer Tom Tom and used them a few times but I've seen some other good units out there for very good prices. I'm thinking I might be able to swap the software on the link I posted over to the TT software if the supplied software isn't much cop. But I would still prefer an all in one unit.