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Sat-nav’s meal ticket

New ViaMichelin sat-navs guide you to the very best restaurants.

Sat-nav
Well specified unit incorporates restaurant guides

By Simon McBride

06th November 2007

The Michelin Guide has built its reputation on providing the lowdown on the best restaurants and hotels. Now, all the latest, exclusive information is available at your fingertips in the new range of ViaMichelin sat-navs.

As well as providing details on where to eat and stay, each system has a number of other useful features, inclu­ding five-day weather forecasts. In addition, buyers get safety camera alerts, complete with free updates which will continue for the life of the device. Upcoming traffic jam advice is also provided, while the unit incorporates an MP3 player for your digital music files.

There are five models in the ViaMichelin range, starting with the slimline X-960, which costs £139. The top-spec X-980T weighs in at £239. It features a 4.3-inch screen with five route options, as well as a double display, offering a zoom-in function on the next junction.

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Extra Info

ViaMichelin sat-navs
Price: From £139-£239
Buy from: www.viamichelin.com
Maker’s claim: “Now your sat-nav can direct you to restaurants approved with a Michelin star rating.”
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