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Monday, June 1st, 2009 |
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TomTom has not forgotten about Windows Mobile users with the Navigator 7 being made available for purchase to all end-users. This is a different and less benelovent move compared to bundling it with selected HTC phones, as was the practice in the past.
This time round, you will have to fork out £35 for a download, or pick it up in microSD format for £90. Current devices that play nice with TomTom Navigator 7 include :-
- HTC P3600
- HTC P3470
- HTC Touch Cruise
- HTC Touch Cruise II
- HTC Touch HD
- HTC Touch Pro
- HTC TyTN II
- O2 XDA Diamond Pro
- O2 XDA Guide
- O2 XDA Orbit 2
- Orange P4550
- Orange SPV M700
- SFR s300+
- Swisscom XPA1615
- T-Mobile MDA Vario III
- T-Mobile MDA Vario IV
- Vodafone XPA1615
Maps of this will cover western European countries, with the option to purchase maps of other countries if you don’t happen to live in Europe.
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Wednesday, January 21st, 2009 |
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Garmin GPSMAP 545s is a chart plotting device which uses global positioning satellite technology to help you navigate safely and accurately at sea. It features a full color 5 inch screen capable of rendering sharp and bright visuals at 640×480 pixels and specially designed to be readable even in the glare of the sun.
It is easy to read, easy to set up and the detailed routes can be recalculated with fast redraw rates and photo-enhanced cartography. The machine includes detailed offshore maps and Bluechart g2 coverage of the USA and Bahamas. Powerful dual frequency or dual bean sonar allows you to map depth contours or target fish and structures beneath the water. It is also CANet enabled which means you can share sounder data with other plotter displays on your boat.
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Sunday, December 14th, 2008 |
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Those living in South Korea will soon be able to get hold of the Easycar UT700 GPS navigation system to help them find their way around unfamiliar places, featuring the following specifications :-
- SiRFStar III GPS chipset
- Dual SD memory card slots
- USB connectivity
- Rear camera support
- Video and audio transmitter
- 7″ LCD display
- 3D view for easier navigation
You can choose from 4GB or 8GB flavors that retail for $295 and $332, respectively.
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Sunday, December 14th, 2008 |
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Those living in South Korea will soon be able to get hold of the Easycar UT700 GPS navigation system to help them find their way around unfamiliar places, featuring the following specifications :-
- SiRFStar III GPS chipset
- Dual SD memory card slots
- USB connectivity
- Rear camera support
- Video and audio transmitter
- 7″ LCD display
- 3D view for easier navigation
You can choose from 4GB or 8GB flavors that retail for $295 and $332, respectively.
[Via: ubergizmo]
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Sunday, December 14th, 2008 |
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Those living in South Korea will soon be able to get hold of the Easycar UT700 GPS navigation system to help them find their way around unfamiliar places, featuring the following specifications :-
- SiRFStar III GPS chipset
- Dual SD memory card slots
- USB connectivity
- Rear camera support
- Video and audio transmitter
- 7″ LCD display
- 3D view for easier navigation
You can choose from 4GB or 8GB flavors that retail for $295 and $332, respectively.
[Via: ubergizmo]
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Thursday, October 2nd, 2008 |
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In addition to the recent GPS systems that Pioneer revealed, there is another one codenamed AVIC-MRZ088. As it happens with the 4 others, it will be included on the carrozeria series. So far there isn’t exact information about the price, but the features seem pretty good.
The AVIC-MRZ088 boasts a “big” 5.8-inch touchscreen, and instead of a normal hard-drive it comes with flash memory which in this case has 8GB. The head unit features a 2-DIN system, and on the front there is slot for SD memory cards.
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Tuesday, September 23rd, 2008 |
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Tuesday, September 23rd, 2008 |
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Navevo from the UK has announced the BBNav, a Blue Badge GPS navigation system that was specially designed to help out disabled drivers as well as caregivers of the disabled.
The selling point of BBNav is the POI database that holds a bunch of suitable parking locations as well as other helpful locations for Blue Badge holders. Other features include :-
- Blue Badge and Red Route on-street parking bays
- Disabled-accessible car parks
- Local council Blue Badge parking concessions
- Over 60,000 Points of Interest (20,000+ Blue Badge)
- NAVTEQ street level mapping covering UK and Republic of Ireland
- 7 digit postcode routing
- Safety Camera Alerts
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Wednesday, September 17th, 2008 |
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Singace Studio has a new GPS concept called My Way. There are two interesting ways for you to reach your destination. The Target Mode will offer you the fastest way while the Cruise Mode is the more fun alternative.
Discover a new two mode navigational experience. Often you need to get from A to B as efficiently as possible. “Target Mode” covers those situations when time is of the essence and navigation has to be unmistakable. [On the other hand,] sometimes you are lucky enough to have some unexpected spare time. Your would prefer to roam around and discover new places rather than just go straight from A to B. “Cruise Mode” helps you arrange your trip so as to make spontaneous discoveries along your way.
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Wednesday, September 17th, 2008 |
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Navigon today announced the new Navigon 2000S. Navigon 2000S seems like a mid-range GPS navigation system with the price of an entry level system. It will cost $199 and will have a 3.5″ screen when it hits the stores in October.
It features the Reality View Pro which talked about before when covering Navigon 7200T. Reality View Pro is very helpful at complicated highway intersections with its 3D view that even include actual road signs. There’s also the Lane Assistance Pro which can tell you which lane to merge to.
Other features include ‘fast destination entry’ which really should be standard these days on a device with a mini virtual keyboard. This is the feature that grays out keys that can’t be in an address. Text-to-speech is also a very nice feature you can find on Navigon 2000S.
As far as hardware you’ve got:
- ATLAS III AT642D-XAC, 375MHz processor
- 3.5″ touchscreen display
- SiRF GRF3i+ GPS chip plus InstantFix II
- Micro SD card slot
- 64 MB DDR SDRAM/2 GB mDOC flash
- USB 1.1 port
- Non-removable 740 mAh lithium ion battery
- Measures 3.8″ x 2.9″ x 0.7″
- Weighs approx. 4.3 oz
[Via: navigadget]
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