TomTom 920T Vs. TomTom GO 930
The GO 920T and GO 930 are personal Global Positioning Systems (GPS) manufactured by Netherlands-based company TomTom. These handheld GPS units are used primarily by drivers to obtain directions while operating their automobiles. The TomTom 920T was released in 2007, and the GO 930 became available in 2008.
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Body and Display Screen
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Both the TomTom GO 920T and GO 930 have 4.3-inch display screens with 480 x 272 pixel resolutions. Both models have wide-screen, touch-activated displays, but the 930 features a black shell and the 920T has a silver body.
Dimensions
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The TomTom GO 930 measures 4.6 x 3.2 x 1 inches. The 920T is has greater height (4.65) and width (3.27) but is slightly thinner (.94). The GO 930 weighs 7.7 ounces, and the GO 920T weighs 7.75 ounces.
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Functions
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The most notable difference between the two devices is the 930's ability to deliver active lane guidance. A graphic on the GO 930's display directs you into the proper lane at intersections. The GO 930 also has an optional IQ Routes feature that lets you transmit data back to TomTom to help optimize trip estimates. The 930 and 920T offer 50 programmable waypoints, but the 930 allows you to set up to 50 routes into the system.
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References
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