Fujitsu has announced their Eclipse AVN2210P, a GPS navigation system. This GPS device comes in a double DIN-sized audio unit with a factory-fit console appearance that integrates a navigation section which can be detached and bring it around with you after you have parked your car. Eclipse AVN2210P comes with a 3.5″ TFT display, an SD memory card slot, an integrated GPS antenna, built-in speakers, Bluetooth connectivity, and a rechargeable battery. Eclipse AVN2210P will be available in North America Spring 2007 with an expected price of $900.

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Here’s the new released of TomTom new GPS device, the ONE XL. This is their newer version of GPS device that comes with an expanded 4.3-inch touchscreen display and Bluetooth. It is powered by a rechargeable lithium-ion battery that will provide you two hours of operation. Map can be in display in both 2D and 3D. The TomTom ONE XL will be available this coming June for $399.

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Blaupunkt released its new TravelPilot Lucca 3.4, a GPS navigation system that was unveiled at the recently concluded CeBIT 2007. It features a 3.5″ display, 512MB of onboard memory, and a TMC functionality that will let you know what the latest happenings on the road. Similar to most of the GPS today, it supports audio and video playback and a USB port for files transferring. Lucca 3.4 is powered by Atlas 2 Dual Core processor which enabled to render maps in 3D for a visual feast. No words on pricing and availability.

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Here’s another GPS for today, this time it’s from Keomo. Keomo will be releasing their GPS navigation system this coming May for $230. This GPS device is capable of doing multimedia playback to entertain you during your long trips. The maps are provided by Navteq and they are working on the SiRFStar III GPS chipset. The Keomo GPS navigation system is powered by a Samsung 300MHz processor and comes with a 3.5″ TFT QVGA LCD display, 64MB RAM, and 32MB of flash memory and runs on Windows CE 4.2 operating system.

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Here’s the Bushnell’s ONIX 400 handheld GPS device, a small GPS device you can bring around with you. Besides being a GPS navigation system, it also comes with an XM satellite radio. It provides the real-time satellite weather reports that are localized, showing you the weather of the spot you’re standing at. Bushnell ONIX 400 will be released this summer for approximately $500.

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Here’s Sony new slim navigation device the NV-U92T. Measuring only 2cm in depth, it features a 4.8″ ultra-wide touchscreen display, gesture command support, 2GB of internal memory, a Memory Stick slot for memory expansion and a TMC receiver, and Position Plus technology for uninterrupted routing despite having temporary loss of GPS signal when traveling between tall buildings. No words on pricing and availability.

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Here’s Pioneer new released AVIC-D3 navigation system which will be available in stores this month. Thisnavigator comes with powerful navigation capabilities, an array of multimedia options, iPod control, and Bluetooth connectivity. It comes with a 6.1-inch of touchscreen display and support DVD video playback, MP3, WMA, AAC, and DivX. With this you don’t need to get a Bluetooth headset as it offered an optional CD-BTB200 Bluetooth adapter that allows you to make and receive calls hands-free by synchronizing compatible Bluetooth-enabled cell phone to the AVIC-D3. You can also add the optional XM NavTraffic service to the AVIC-D3 so you won’t get stuck in the jam ahead. It also comes with customizable multi-color illumination to match your dashboard lighting. This Pioneer AVIC-D3 navigation system comes with suggested price at $1000.


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Here’s an affordable GPS navigator, the Intellinav One GPS navigation system. It comes with 3.5″ touchscreen display, 64MB RAM, 64MB ROM, a SiRFStar III GPS chipset, a built-in speaker, a battery life of 5 hours and it is powered by a Samsung 266MHz processor for a better performance. The Intellinav One navigation system is available for $350.

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JVC unveiled a new HDD navigation, KD-NX5000, DVD/CD receiver at CES 2007. It comes with a 3.5-inch screen, 40GB hard disk drive (HDD), and 16GB of the drive used on the navigation system which featuring 13 million POI’s and comes with maps of U.S. and Canada pre-installed. You will still have 24GB of space for your media. You will need a CD-ROM or DVD to transfer all your media to KD-NX5000. Additional, features a Bluetooth adapter with a built-in RDS/TMC tuner – satellite radio ready. JVC KD-NX5000 HDD will be available this coming February for $1100.

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Compass Systems (CPSS) from Taiwan has released their latest product the CN767 car navigation system. CN767 comes with software that supports 2D/3D as well as day/night mode, offering visual and multi language voice guidance. It is powered by venerable SiRFStar III chipset and it features a 3.5” touchscreen display, SD/MMC memory slot, built-in speakers, a stereo headset jack, MP3 playback, image viewer and 32MB ROM and 64MB RAM. Pricing and availability has not been announced.

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