Laser releases half a dozen crash-cams covering all price points
Going on a long road trip this Christmas? That alone is a good reason to fit your car with a dashcam. Australian firm Laser has launched six new models, ranging...
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Navman Drive Duo combines GPS with dashcam
Navman has launched a new, moderately priced in-car combination GPS and dashcam. The Navman Drive Duo comes with a five inch colour touch screen, and includes m...
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Review: Review: Garmin Dash Cam 45
I like cheap equipment brands. One reason I like them is that they make devices, which might normally be financially out of reach, available to those with limit...
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Review: Review: Navman MIVUE Drive FHD
A car’s windscreen can get rather cluttered if you start sticking too many things to it. The Navman MIVUE Drive FHD solves that problem by combining a full high...
Kaiser Bass R30 WiFi Car DVR review updated: GPS map now works
A while back I reviewed the Kaiser Bass R30 dashcam and was impressed, except for one matter: the computer software failed to show your location on a map as pro...
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Review: Review: Kaiser Baas R30 WiFi Car DVR
Kaiser Bass calls the R30 a “WiFi Car DVR” (for digital video recorder). Most people would call it a dash cam rather than a DVR. Why have a dash cam? They becam...
Navman MiVUE Dashcams get sharper and smarter
In some parts of the world a dashcam is a virtual necessity for a driver’s legal safety. Just search YouTube for “dash cam insurance scams” (although, to be fai...