Table of Contents

1. Technical Specifications
2. What's in the Box
3. Mounting the TomTom GO 720 in the Car
4. Turning on the GO 720 for the First Time
5. Finding an Address
6. Finding a Restaurant
7. Navigating with the GO 720
8. GPS Performance Testing
9. Itinerary Planning (Multi-destination routing)
10. Bluetooth
11. Hands-free Calling
12. TomTom PLUS Services
13. Map Corrections & Map Share
14. Installing TomTom HOME
15. Routing Engine Performance
16. FM Transmitter
17. Enabling All Menu Options
18. Using the Music Player & Photo Viewer
19. Configuring Options
20. Pros
21. Cons
22. Conclusion

1. Technical Specifications

• 4.3" widescreen 16:9 format LCD (WQVGA: 480*272 pixels)
• CPU 400 MHz, 64MB RAM
• 2GB internal flash memory
• Pre-loaded Tele Atlas maps of the US and Canada
• 4.5 Million Points of Interest (POIs) Pre-loaded
• Built-in light sensor for automatic brightness control plus automatic day/night view switching
• SD card slot compatible with SD and MMC cards (cards not included)
• High sensitivity GPS receiver
• RDS-TMC traffic compatible
• Integrated FM transmitter
• Bluetooth
• Text-to-speech for announcing street names, text messages, and traffic info
• Battery lithium-polymer (up to 5 hours operation)
• Optimized integrated microphones and speaker for high quality hands-free calling functionality
• Dimensions: 4.65" x 3.27" x 0.94"
• Weight: 7.75 oz./0.49 lbs.

2. What's in the Box

Figure 1: TomTom GO 720, Retail Box

The TomTom GO 720 ships with the following items included in the box:

• TomTom GO 720
• Windshield mount
• Desk dock
• Car charger
• Documentation
• CD-ROM