[seltun]

Hey guys,

I'm trying to get more information about the navigation systems currently offered by Honda in Europe.

Currently there are two versions Honda Navigation System: SSD and HDD.
Anyone can tell me which of the two versions has voice control, and what the differences are or where can I get more detailed information about the two versions?

Regards

 

[rabidsnakemonky]

Based on the names, it sounds like the difference lies in the Hard Drives the nav uses (SSD = Solid State Drive, less susceptible to damage; HDD = hard disk drive, cheaper and bigger capacity).
I couldn't find the SSD nav on their site, but it would seem the HDD one will work as an mp3 player, among other things: Honda Jazz audio and electronics accessories

Solid-state drive - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Hard disk drive - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

 

[juanangal]

I am not sure about the voice control. SSD stands for solid state drive. No moving parts. Similar to a usb thumb drive. HDD means Hard disk drive, similar to most computers with a spinning disk read magnetically. You will get faster response from SSD, as you don't need to wait for the disk to spin up to speed. Overall SSD is a better deal as it has no moving parts to wear out. HDD's are also prone to damage from abrupt hits, ie: accident, no matter the speed.