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The Falk F12 is a new super slim GPS navigation system that provides maps of Europe. Measuring 115mm x 85mm x 17mm, the gadget features a 4.3-inch touchscreen display, a 1.330 mAh Lithium-Ion battery, a 4GB of storage capacity, and a USB 2.0 (Mini USB). The Falk F12 GPS navigation system retails for 370 Euros ($555). [Product Page]
Garmin has recently rolled out the new nuvi 1450 GPS navigation device for $449.99 a pop. Measuring 5.4-inch x 3.4-inch x 0.6-inch and weighing 7.8-ounces, the gadget comes equipped with a huge 5-inch touchscreen display with a resolution of 480 x 272 pixels and a white backlight. Its battery provides up to three hours of operation time. In addition, the nuvi 1450 also has the ecoRoute feature that will route you using the most fuel efficient path to your destination, and an optional cityXplorer content to help you navigate the city on public transit showing where to catch a bus or subway. [Garmin]
The Mainnav MG-600 is a useful navigation gadget for serious cyclists. The gadget can keep track of speed, distance, time, odometer, GPS coordinates and elevation. The cool factor for the Mainnav MG-600 is that it can also act as a GPS data logger and has an embedded light sensor. You can then view the logged data on Google Earth and Google Maps. The Mainnav MG-600 comes equipped with a rechargeable lithium-ion (850mAh) battery that will last for up to 18-hours on a single charge. [Navigadget]
TomTom today launched a couple of navigation gadgets in the form of the TomTom XL 325 and the TomTom XL 325-S. The former features a 4.3-inch widescreen with maps of U.S. only and TomTom’s famous Fold & Go EasyPort mount. Meanwhile, the latter has the same specs with the addition of text-to-speech functionality. The TomTom XL 325 is priced at $130. Sadly, there is no info on pricing of the TomTom XL 325-S. Stay tuned for more updates. [Navigadget]
Have you ever forgot where you parked your car? If your answer is yes, then the Navin miniHomer will be a useful gadget for you. It is a keyring-sized GPS compass that will store up to five different locations and guide you back to them with a digital compass. The device is able to store several location categories including home, restaurant, and your car, allowing you to choose your destination accurately. What makes the miniHomer more special is that it will preserve the stored coordinates even if the battery runs out of juice. You can recharge its battery via miniUSB connection. The Navin miniHomer will be released in November 2009. Pricing info is still unavailable at this time. [Slashgear]
The Viliv X70EX navigation system will be available in the US market. Available in 16GB or 32GB SSD model, the gadget comes with a host of connectivity options including WLAN 802.11b/g, Bluetooth 2.0+EDR, GPS and WWAN 3G HSPA. The device also supports a SiRFStar III GPS receiver, an SDHC memory card slot, a USB port, and a battery that provides enough juice for up to 5.5-hours of operation time. The price ranges from $600 to $880, depending on the specs. [Viliv]
Alpine has recently released its latest 2-DIN receiver, the iXA-W407 Digital Media Station, which sports iPod/iPhone playback with a large 7-inch QVGA touchscreen display, a built-in Bluetooth connectivity, an AM/FM tuner and a high-speed USB input for optimal iPod/iPhone connection. The iXA-W407’s navigation functions are provided by the Alpine NVE-M300, which is a compact external drive installed in a hide-away location, such as behind the dash. Its OnPoint Advanced GPS Positioning simultaneously uses three technologies (satellite-linked GPS data, solid-state gyro sensor technology and accelerometer technology) to provide more accurate navigation. Driving maps and maneuvers are displayed on the iXA-W407’s 7-inch display, while voice-guided directions are played through the car’s sound system. Priced at $1,100, the iXA-W407 is available as an all-in-one audio/video/navigation system package that includes the NVE-M300 GPS navigation drive. [Navigadget]
Korea based Woongjin today rolled out the Go&Joy PND for the Korean market. The gadget is able to display both 2D and 3D maps as well as 3D GUI. The Go&Joy can also be used as a PMP with the support of different video and audio format and thanks to its 900MHz processor. There is no info on pricing or availability at this time. We will keep you posted. [Akihabara]
The Mio M300 and M400 GPS navigation systems are now available in the States. Both gadgets provides the maps for all 50 US States and Puerto Rico. The Mio Moov M300 and M400 also support text-to-speech, lane guidance, and 4 million POIs. The M300 has a 3.5-inch screen with 320 x 240 resolutions, while the M400 features a bigger 4.3-inch LCD display with 480 x 272 resolutions. The Mio M300 and M400 are priced at $139 and $210, respectively. More
Sony’s NV-U75 GPS navigation system is now available in Japan. The device has a 4.5-inch WQVGA touchscreen display, an 8GB of internal memory, an improved Maps system, and a Bluetooth connectivity. Sony also allows you to forward your GPS data or friends information straight from your KDDI Phone (KDDI only) directly to the gadget. The NV-U75 can also be used as a personal GPS by foot or on your bicycle and features a gyro sensor that provides you more accurate data. [Akihabara]
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