TomTom Go 715 courtesy of FCC

by Thomas Ricker posted Mar 5th 2007 at 10:04AM

Out of the gadget ooze dubbed the FCC comes yet another unannounced navigator from TomTom christened the Go 715. As an apparent followup to the GO 710, the TomTom Go 715 sports Bluetooth and a new SIM card slot for GPRS data. It also includes support for TomTom WEBFLEET allowing remote workers to receive orders and information about what they have to do and where they need to go. So yeah, we're looking at a business-style update for those of you with a taste for short brown trousers.

[Via GPS Gazette]

Filed under: GPS

Tags: 715, go 715, Go715, tomtom, tomtom go, TomtomGo

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Lee Richards @ Mar 5th 2007 10:26AM

There is also a new TomTom ONE on the FCC site called the ONE XL, with what appears to be a 4.3" screen.

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ScOObyDoo @ Mar 5th 2007 10:41AM

WOW, just read the user manual and that thing looks very nice Not very interesting for consumers, but from a business point of view being able to communicate like this is very impressive.

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James @ Mar 15th 2007 12:02PM

I agree that for your average consumer this is not very interesting and I feel that this is really just an extension on the tomtom buddies feature that the current Go range already has. That said for businesses this will be very helpful. There is not too much more information on this but have found a good explanation of the features here - http://www.easydevices.co.uk/pp/Dedicated_GPS/TomTom_GO/TomTom_Go_715.html

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