The all new TomTom Go 520 arrived with us and demanded that we talked to it. Speech recognition makes it to the new 3rd Generation Go and brings with it a whole host of new funky extras, we test the market leader to see if its is out front or losing its way.

The new TomTom One XL may be much larger than the standard TomTom One but does it get much more than some extra fries? With a massive screen, Bluetooth  and full UK or European maps it should be a good bit of kit.

A new slim SatNav system, suits you sir. We test the latest from Mio the C520 which has mapping in 22 countries and managed to keep us on track during a sponsored hike.

Navigation providers are constantly trying to make their interface easier to use on the move. Navman introduced Navpix last year which allows you to select an image rather than an address. We test the range topper the N60i with built in camera.

A real life test for TomTom's keenly priced Euro Satnav system as it guides our non techy friends across northern France and manages to stop marital discord. Now you won't find that on the feature list!

Navigating by pictures is the new feature of the Navman N20. But does the lack of an inbuilt camera make it a blurred distinction?

The last time we tested a combined SatNav and Speed Camera system we ended up disappointed. Will the Snooper Indago fare any better in our week long test of A to B navigation and accuracy of their Enigma database?

It may be the smallest in the Garmin SatNav range but for £89.99 you get one hell of a deal. Our week long test with the i2 put many systems four times the price to shame as the baby SatNav got us from A to B again and again.

A SatNav system for girls and it's not pink!  We'll not quite but having dedicated buttons for parking and petrol does suggest novice SatNav users. We test Navman's new low cost GPS system.

The worlds smallest and lightest SatNav system courtesy of Fujitsu as they launch the new Loox N100. With special modes for walking, cycling and driving can such a small PDA based system keep us on the right track?

The race for the small SatNav systems is heating up and the latest entrant from Mio is certainly small but at what price? We test the C210 to see what compromises have been made to make a unit this small and at a bargain price.

This week we've unleashed the Stig to test the TomTom Rider, SatNav just for motorbikes. Will he like it, or perhaps even form a loving bond as only the I.T. Stig can with technical equipment.

Can the best get better? Well possibly. We test the new TomTom Go 910, this top end offering has full street level maps of Europe and the USA plus text to speech and mobile features. With stronger competition than ever before can the Dutch keep their number 1 slot?

Sony turn on the style as their late arrival at the GPS party is a last chance for the electronics giant to wow the crowd. But is the new Sony Nav-U navigation system anything more than old technology in a new frock?

Just when we thought PDA navigators were dying off, Mio bring us an all new PDA GPS system with inbuilt antenna. The A201 promises all the SatNav tricks plus some PDA features including Bluetooth.

Medion GoPal 350

When someone tells us to "GoPal" we assume they mean naff off! But wait this GoPal is the new navigation system from Medion that promises accurate route planning at Aldi prices.

Garmin Nuvi Review

There's a new SatNav system in town and he's slimmer and sexier than those who went before, plus he's packing the latest GPS chipset for improved accuracy. We spend a week with the Nuvi 300 Garmin's latest offering.

TomTom One

TomTom have entered the fray for "value" SatNav systems with the brand new TomTom One. The only thing is they've packed it with all the top features and forgotten to drop the price (for now). Still it's a great bit of kit!

Garmin i3 Review

GPS navigation in miniature as Garmin shrink their technology into a very small case. All sounds good until you are left twiddling a scroll wheel in a car park, letter at a time. We test the baby SatNav system and see if it's worth the thumb exercise.

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