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The FCC has approved the Navigon 5100 Max GPS navigation system. This gadget comes jam packed with Bluetooth connectivity for hands-free communications, a 4.3 inch display, text-to-speech functionality for easy navigation, lifetime traffic and Zagat ratings. The gadget will be available this Fall. Unfortunately, there is no word on pricing at this time. [GPSTrackLog]
Here is the latest high-end GPS device from Navigon that will be released in October 2008. The Navigon 7200T GPS Navigation System is powered by a Centrality Titan 600MHz processor with an updated GPS chip, reality-View with 3D buildings, Bluetooth connectivity, voice recognition, Lane Assistant mode and supports hands-free speakerphone. You should have at least $550 to buy this cool GPS navigation gadget. [CrunchGear]
Navigon has announced that they will be dropping the 2120 and 2100 ma navigation systems for the States and Canada. There will be a new DirectHelp feature that spots a user’s location and gives you instant links to nearby services such as hospitals, pharmacies and roadside assistance. The Navigon 2100 max and 2120 max also feature a large 4.3 inch widescreen, text-to-speech so you can concentrate on the road and not on the device, Reality View with photo-realistic 3D images of highway interchanges, along with Lane Assistant allowing you to choose the correct lane for upcoming exits and entrance ramps. Additional features include FreshMaps service offering a 12 field-verified quality controlled map and POI updates over a 3-year time frame. The Navigon 2100 max with maps is going for $299 and the Navigon 2120 max with maps for both US and Canada is available in Canada for C$329. [MobileWhack]
Navigon has showcased their new 2100 Max GPS system at CeBIT08. It comes with a 4.3″ widescreen touch screen display, reality view of interchanges and highway exits, direct help for access to emergency POI, freshmaps (optional at $79) that allows up to 12 map updates in a quarter, lane assistant, route planning with multi-destination routing, and speed warnings. You’ll never be lost or need to ask for directions again. The 2100 should be out soon, no word on the actual retail price at this time. [GPSreview]
Navigon is set to introduce the Navigon 8110 GPS which the Navigon MobileNavigator 7.0 software that includes voice synthesis and voice recognition, not to mention a whole bunch of other things you could want in a GPS. The brushed aluminum gives it a pretty sleek look, which garnishes the price tag of €500. It’s likely to appear at the next CeBIT event in Europe. Check after the jump for the specs.
Navigon released the Navigon 2120 GPS navigation gadget for use in North America and Canada. The device has the text-to-speech functionality, and the reality view which promises to bring 3D, photo-realistic views of complex interchanges, complete with road geometry and actual road signs to your dashboard. Other features include a 3.5inch touch screen and preloaded maps of Canada. The driving directions and street names are in both English and Canadian French. Navigon 2120 retails for $312 CAD. You can also buy the live traffic info and Zagat Survey Ratings for an extra $145.
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