Folks in India are now able to purchase the HTC Legend and Huawei U7510. FYI, the Legend is an Android 2.1-powered handset that features an aluminum case, an HVGA AMOLED touchscreen display, an optical trackpad, Wi-Fi, GPS, and a 5MP camera with flash. Meanwhile, the Huawei U7510 boasts a QVGA touchscreen display, BrewMP (like the HTC Smart), Bluetooth, a stereo FM radio, an MP3 player, a 2MP camera, a 100MB of internal memory, and a MicroSD card support. The HTC Legend and Huawei U7510 are priced at 26,500 INR ($592) and 6,500 INR ($145), respectively. Read more
Garmin International today introduced the nüvi 3700 series of GPS device, which consists of the 3790T, 3760T and 3750. All models feature a 4.3-inch WVGA capacitive touchscreen display that lets you to see preloaded maps and intuitive menus in landscape or portrait modes – ideal for use in the car or on foot. The capacitive multi-touch display allows you to pinch the screen to zoom in. Double tapping on the screen can also be done to choose where you want to zoom in to. The Garmin nuvi 3750, 3760T and 3790T retail for $349, $399 and $449, respectively. Watch the video after the jump. Read more
Meizu has unveiled some of the first details of the mBook. The tablet is a little bit smaller than the Apple iPad. The Meizu mBook tablet has an 8.4-inch display with 1080p capability for HD video via an HDMI output with 1024 x 768 capacitive touch resolution and a 1.5GHz Snapdragon processor. Other specs include a built-in GPS navigation system, 3G, and WLAN. The Mbook’s battery provides up to 12-hour of operation time. [Electronista]
PC vendor CTL has recently showed off their first multi-touch tablet called the 2go Slate. Powered by a 1.6GHz Intel Atom N450 processor, the device boasts a 10.1-inch 1024 x 600 multi-touch display, up to 2GB RAM, up to 320GB hard drive, a 2MP webcam, 3G (optional), GPS (optional), two USB ports, an Ethernet port, a VGA port and runs on Windows 7 OS. The 2go Slate should be available for purchase this summer for a retail price of $499. Check out a video of a pre-production sample after the break. Read more
ICD has recently introduced another one of its upcoming multi-touch tablet called the Gemini. Powered by a 1GHz NVIDIA Tegra 2 processor, the device boasts an 11.2-inch 1366 x 768 multi-touch display, a 2-megapixel fixed-focus front camera, a 5-megapixel autofocus camera on the back, a 512MB RAM, a 4GB of flash storage, an SD card slot (up to 32GB), an FM radio, GPS, WiFi, Bluetooth, a microUSB port, an HDMI output, a 3.5mm headset jack, stereo speakers and runs on Android OS. Pricing and release date are still unknown at the moment. [SlashGear]
The QStarz SR-Q2100 handheld GPS navigation system is a 10-in-1 navigation gadget that features a track logger, a cycle computer, a location finder, a digital compass, a route guider as well as software for route planning, health management and travel logging/geotagging. What makes the It is also IPX-7 waterproof, so you can use it with you on your camping trips without having to worry on what the weather will be like. The QStarz SR-Q2100 retails for $139 in the US or €129 in Europe. [Navigadget]
Oceania MID Technology has recently introduced another one of its upcoming Mobile Internet Device ‘Saycool M7′ for the Chinese market. Measuring 200mm x 123mm x 22mm and weighing 550g, the device sports a 7-inch 1024 x 600 touchscreen display, an Intel Atom Z510 1.1GHz processor, a 1GB DDR2 RAM, a 16GB SSD, a microSD card slot (up to 32GB), a SIM card slot, a 0.3MP camera, GPS, WiFi, Bluetooth, 3G (optional), a 1900mAh battery and is pre-loaded with Windows XP OS. Unfortunately, there’s no word on pricing and availability yet. [Midbbs]
TomTom today unveiled the TomTom Start2, which is actually the first entry-level GPS navigation system that supports Lane Assist and text-to-speech for spoken street names. The Lane Assist shows several graphical indicators on the display to show you which lane to take. The Start2 will be available in April 2010. The UK version retails for £119 ($180), meanwhile the version with the European coverage is priced at £139 ($210). [TechRadar]
Garmin is back with their new and affordable GPS watch. Known as the Garmin Forerunner 110, the gadget sports Garmin’s HotFix technology to quickly acquire and sustain satellite receptions. The device boasts a high-sensitivity SiRFstarIV GPS receiver with Garmin’s HotFix technology to quickly acquire and sustain satellite reception, perfect for wooded trails under dense trees or in the urban canyons of skyscrapers. The Forerunner 110 can hold up to 200 hours of data onboard, so you probably won’t have to worry about running out of space to keep your data on this watch. Its battery provides enough juice for up to 8-hour in GPS mode, or three weeks on standby mode. The Garmin Forerunner 110 will be released next month. [Press Release]
The Sinchun M5 Mobile Internet Device (MID) from Shenzen is powered by an Intel Atom Z515 processor and runs on Windows 7 OS. The gadget features a 5-inch (800 x 480) touchscreen, a 1GB DDR2 RAM, a 16GB SSD, an optional GPS, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, a 1.3-megapixels camera, and a 2-cell 1900mAh battery. Folks in China is able to purchase the Sinchun M5 for 3300 Yuan ($483). [Midbbs]
