Tag: Tom Tom

TomTom today introduces a brand new version of its TomTom Rider, a portable navigation device created especially for bikers.

TomTom publishes its Traffic Manifesto today (Thursday September 30) in a bid to reduce traffic congestion by making better use of the existing road network. The aim is to build a community of drivers who, by driving as a 'collective', will cut journey times by up to 5% across the UK for all vehicles.

TomTom, the leading supplier of navigation solutions, will be demonstrating its latest range of consumer portable navigation devices, as well as its fleet navigation and tracking solutions for the business market, at the British International Motor Show 2008 (ExCeL, 23 July - 3 August)

Whether you're travelling round Britain, or venturing to more exotic locations, record all your holiday memories along the way and turn them into a special personalised, printed photo album - free of charge - courtesy of TomTom this summer. Anyone who purchases the TomTom GO 930 Traffic, GO 730 or GO 530 (or GO 730/530 Traffic) between now and the end of August 2008 will be able to download free software and create their own personalised, luxury summer photo album, using the unique TomTom code on the inside of the product's promotional sleeve*. The high quality, 24.5cm x 32cm album, worth over £30.00, provides space for up to 90 photos on 30 pages and will be printed and delivered within 15 working days.

Peugeot's new 500cc maxi scooter has the power and control to make any journey a pleasure, whether up the motorway or through crowded city streets. The Euro 3 compliant 500cc engine fitted to the Satelis has plenty of torque and combined with high quality suspension and DSL frame technology it delivers the performance and handling of a middle-weight motorcycle, while its aerodynamic bodywork, ergonomic riding position and assorted storage bays provide exceptional levels of comfort for a two-wheeler.

Tom Tom, makers of the popular motorcycle satellite navigation system, Rider, accidentally released a sneak peek of their new Rider 2 product, the follow-up to the existing product, on their website recently. No details are available other than the screen-shots shown here from an animation that was subsequently taken off their site once the mistake was realised. There's now no longer any mention of the Rider 2 on the Tom Tom website.