Sanyo has announced their latest GPS navigation device that comes with built-in 1Seg digital TV tuner. The device is known as the Gorilla Lite NV-LB50DT. It comes with a 5-inch touchscreen display with LED-backlight, an accelerometer sensor, a 4GB of storage, a microSD card slot, a rechargeable battery and a media player that will play your MP4, MP3, WMA and JPEG media formats. Pricing and availability has not been announced.
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Magellan is going to release its RoadMate 1700 navigation gadget. It comes with a 7-inch display with 6 million points of interest, AAA Tour Book, maps of North America, text-to-speech and multiple-point routing capability. Pre-order available now at $299, expected to be shipped sometime this fall.
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FineDigital is going to launch a new navigation device known as the FineDrive iQ Special in Korea. It helps drivers’ study English when they commute by car. It has the authentic native-speaker voice, A-B repeat function and content of ‘eBoyoung’s Dictionary of English Conversational Expressions’. Other features include voice recognition technology, DMB support, music and video playback. The FineDigital FineDrive iQ Special comes with a suggested price of 469,000(KRW) for the 8GB model.
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Navigon has released a new portable GPS navigator 8410 for European market. With brushed steel frame, this portable device comes with 5-inch touchscreen display, an optional DVB-T digital television tuner, a TMC receiver and a media player. The Navigon 8410 Portable GPS Navigator will be sold around 449 Euro ($636).
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Alright, is she trying to show the product or ahem… FineDigital announced the launch of their new navigation device called the Finedrive Style in Korea. This stylish device comes in a curved design with white color of the backside. It has orange-colored LED lighting at both sides, the Finedrive Style is equipped with company’s exclusive technology ‘FineGPx’ and the latest SiRF 6 chipset. It is going for 369,000(KRW) for 4GB. Nice ahem… More pictures after the break. Read more…
Kids often lost themselves in the supermarket, that’s what parents worry about whenever they bring their children to shopping. Princeton has come out with a device to solve that problem. It is called the Kid Finder, it is capable of letting you know both distance and direction of your kids. But please take note that it only works in a range up to 90 meters. The transmitter also comes with a SOS button that will send an alarm to remote in case of danger. The Kid Finder is available at $108.
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Korea’s Inkel has announced a new GPS navigation gadget called the W500. It is available in 2GB or 4GB storage, and comes with an Eco-Drive monitor, Dual Map, 3D map, and DMB TV tuner with Picture-in-Picture mode. It also provides you the real time traffic information and gas price info monitor that covers prices on 12,000 gas stations throughout Korea.
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Are you looking for affordable GPS navigator, check out the £116.99 Tom Tom XL-V2-GB Sat Nav. It has a 4.3 inch widescreen display with a resolution of 480 x 272 (64,000 colours) with EasyPort mount, loud and clear voice instructions, pre-installed maps of your region, Map Share technology, and points of interest.
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The Clarion got its MiND from Mobile Internet Navigation Device, that’s where the name from ClarionMiND. It is powered by an Intel Atom processor and features GPS navigation, 4.8-inch, 800×480 touchscreen, WiFi, Bluetooth, 4GB of SSD flash memory, a microSD slot for expanded storage, two USB ports, etc. You can bring it anywhere you want, in car, coffee shop or home. The ClarionMind is priced at $650.
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Japanese come out with high tech bra, now in Brazil, a Lingerie maker Lucia Lorio has developed the GPS-enabled lingerie that allows you to know where your girl is at all times. The standard GPS lingerie is going to cost you £500 and the one with more advance GPS will cost £700. This lingerie can be use for safety reasons, when lost or kidnapped. In other way, it can be use for husbands who want to track/spy their sexy wives.
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