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PC Magazine

6 February 2012

Conclusion: The TomTom GO LIVE 1535M is a solid choice for anyone who prefers standalone GPS devices to cell phone apps, but still wants some Internet connectivity, and more accurate
Pros: Accurate routing. Informative display. Internet-based services are a nice extra. HD traffic reporting is a standout.
Cons: HD Traffic and Internet services cost $60 per year to renew. Occasional GSM buzz over car stereo speakers. Clumsy POI search.
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GPS Tracklog

6 December 2011

Excerpt: The TomTom GO LIVE 1535 M is the company’s new mid-range navigator featuring LIVE (Internet connected) services, such as HD traffic, fuel prices, weather, and Google
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About.com

19 October 2011

Conclusion: TomTom has always stood out in the bread-and-butter navigation usefulness and accuracy departments, and the 1535M met that expectation in my tests.
Pros: Well-integrated apps, including Yelp, Expedia, Twitter., Sharp, 5-inch touchscreen., Accurate and usefully presented traffic detection & avoidance.
Cons: Live services subscription cost after first free year., Narrow windshield mount lockring can be challenging to grasp/turn.
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hereshow.ca

2 July 2012

Excerpt: The TomTom GO LIVE 135 M portable GPS unit looks and feels a notch above my old GPS, which means I was eager to try it out.
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Marketnews

6 March 2012

Excerpt: The TomTom GO LIVE 135 M portable GPS unit looks and feels a notch above my old GPS, which means I was eager to try it out.
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