RBMods take a closer look at the TomTom GO 930 which is one of the latest badboys from TomTom. Here's a taster:

The device only took about 15 seconds to boot up and find my position, this is outside my apartment and something that is supposed to be between the roads is a railroad. I noticed that it appeared when I drove up the street though, but it seems either like a bug or just a mistake when creating the maps. The menus react very fast and changing page is not a problem. There is no lag or delay and even the touch screen reacts with a simple touch but they still require a bit of a push so you won't accidently open the wrong menu up. The first part of the main menu offers you to navigate, help, connect to your celphone or just change preferences.

I like the GPS even though it has some cons that I find quite annoying. Several of the cool new functions costs money to subscribe to, also I found a couple of map bugs. The windshield holder really stinks in my eyes, why can't they do a real holder that won't bounce around and you can feel safe with. There are several cool functions though that I have not see any other GPS devices that have like, lane switch function, cool voices etc. The question is though is it worth the 500$? I feel it's the same as with all other top of the line products, if you want to be on top and have the latest fashion go for it, I doubt you will regret anything as this will follow you for several years. The menus respond quick and the software in general has worked like a charm without any bugs or lagging.