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Mio has originated fro Taiwan Korea that later entered in to the European market. They are one among the top five manufacturers in the GPS market. Mio was the first to introduce PDA integrated with GPS. Their new invention in GPS system is Mio C230 Digiwalker GPS System. If you want to make your trip easy then Mio C230 Digiwalker is the right choice because its map covers the full Western Europe. The total memory capacity of the device is 1 GB, through which you can save more number of Point of interests for your easy convenience.

The 3.5 inches screen gives a 2D and 3D display of the maps. Along with that an elegant auto-zoom is also presented to view the multiple intersections of roads. Another added feature that is available is its screen is the touch screen mode. It is an anti-glare touch screen which has an adjustment programme for better night viewing. The SD and MMC card is compatible for this device. This GPS system accepts the 7 digit code to easily find the places in UK. The text and speech programme is also available in the device.

The total weight of the device is 144g with the dimensions of 3.54mm length, 3.3mm height and 0.94mm depth. It is a portable device which has the flexibility to mount the device in all types of mode. SiRFStar III GPS Chipset receiver facility is incorporated in it to receive the signals from more than 20 satellites. An 800mAH Li-ion battery is used in this device, which lasts power up to 2 hours.

It does not contain any multimedia features in Mio C230 Digiwalker Sat Nav System. The speed audio directions and dynamic routing guides you well with the maps and routing while you are on travel. In car charger, windscreen mount and an USB cable are the other accessories that are available with the device with 1 year warranty.

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