#Panasonic strada cn hds700d user manual manual#
#Panasonic strada cn hds700d user manual full#

This occurred when inputting an address, which proved only to annoy. The touch screen was very easy to use but I found at times I had to press a button several times, and when the unit slowed it would action the button pressed several times. I have been told the POI Warner has been used successfully on other Navigon products so maybe this may prove to redeem the CN-GP50N's fatal flaw. It also has 4GB of spare internal memory but as the unit DOES NOT SUPPORT CUSTOM POI's this space is of course useless. I can confirm at this point that the CN-GP50N uses Navigon software, and the maps are stored on the supplied memory card. I also plugged it into the USB to see if it would charge and a happy red light confirmed this. I wanted to take a picture of how it looks with a light source behind (see photo below) so I mounted it up and stuck it to the desk and it held firm so I could turn it on. The screen is however my first concern as it appears to have a silvery sheen to it, no doubt in an attempt to diffuse glare from the sun. It has a nice form factor, it is not too heavy, appears to be made of quality materials and of course it has that nice big screen.

#Panasonic strada cn hds700d user manual full#

Then unit includes full Europe mapping and full road mapping of the whole of Greece.ДЇirst impressions of the unit are good. Opening out the device and you will find a screen preview of what you will soon find as a screen protector.

#Panasonic strada cn hds700d user manual manual#

Upon opening the box you are presented with an enormous manual (which I promptly discarded to one side!) to reveal the CN-GP50N snugly held in place with cardboard. Note: Please forgive the poor quality of some of the photos in this review as I only had the device for a day and all I had was my mobile phone! I myself have always held Panasonic products in high regard and I am happy to say I was not disappointed. As a new unit on the shelves it has been received with some interest. I have just had an opportunity to trial Panasonic's first introduction to the standalone GPS market, the Panasonic Strada CN-GP50N. However thanks to reader John Seccombe we can at least publish this reader review of the unit. Promises have been made and then broken and to be honest we have given up chasing them. We have been trying to obtain a sample of this unit for review from Panasonic UK for some time now.

Reviewed by John Seccombe & Darren Griffin

Reader Review: Panasonic Strada CN-GP50N GPS