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Here is the most interesting product from Sony Ericsson. The company has rolled out HGE-100 GPS Enabler which is a tiny GPS enabler that can be used with all Sony Ericsson phones (from K800 and onwards) that have Java support. It means that you can buy this Sony Ericsson HGE-100 GPS Enabler and instantly get GPS on your old phone.
Via Fosfor Gadgets
GlobalSat has launched its latest GPS navigation system known as the GV-366. The device comes equipped with the highly rated SiRFStar III GPS receiver, Navigon navigation software, a 3.5 inch touchscreen display, and a 1400mAh rechargeable li-ion battery. Navigon’s pre-loaded software does both 2D and 3D maps and provides a wide array of POIs with voice guidance in English, German, French, Italian, Spanish, Danish, Dutch, Flemish, Finnish, Polish, Norwegian, Swedish, Hungarian, Greek, Russian and Turkish. No info on the release date yet.
Via Navigadget
The new GPS receiver from MSI utilities a large 4 inch LCD screen to display the road ahead of you and make viewing easier. With an integrated TMC reciever, the navigation gadget provides real-time traffic information to help avoid traffic jams and automatically creates a faster alternative route. Other features include an SD/MMC expansion slot and a USB port. The device also plays MP3/WMA songs and views JPEG photos.
Via Mobilewhack
Marubeni Infotec wooden keyboard hooks up to your computer via USB 2.0, and comes with a trio of LED lights to display the Scroll Lock, Caps Lock, and Num Lock status. The keyboard comes with less than a hundred keys (89 keys). No word on pricing or availability.
Via Aving USA
TomTom GO 520, the successor to GO 510, will be available in Europe soon. The gadget offers a 4.3 inch widescreen WQVGA display, a 400MHz processor, 64MB RAM, 1GB of internal memory, Bluetooth connectivity, an integrated FM transmitter, and an SD memory card slot. The navigation gadget is an Europe-only release. No word on pricing or availability yet.
Via Ubergizmo
The FCC has been approved the Sanyo NVM 4070 GPS navigation system. This mid-range product comes with a 4 inch touchscreen, handsfree Bluetooth compatibility, and 2GB of storage space that holds maps of North America. Other specs include an integrated FM transmitter, live traffic updates via TMC, and a 2400mAh rechargeable battery. The TMC antenna is also included. The Sanyo NVM-4070 sells for $600.
Via Navigadget
Noreve USA comes back with their new case for Mio H610 navigation system. The case allows for access to basic functions and has a slim but padded design. The opening flap just snaps into place with magnetic forces. The case also provides storage for one SD card and supports a removable metal belt clip that can swivel 360 degrees. No info on pricing so far.
Via Navigadget
Cowon L2 brings together GPS navigation, DMB, and portable media player functionalities in a compact case. Measuring at just 191mm x 120mm x 26mm, the device weighs at 512 grams, and comes with a 7 inch display, support for AVI, MPEG 4, MP3, WMA, ASF, WAV, JPG, BMP, and PNG file formats, an integrated FM radio, Picture-in-Picture function to watch two channels simultaneously, 2GB of internal memory, and an SD card slot for memory expansion options. You can buy the Cowon L2 for around $322.
Via UberGizmo
