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GPS Navigation report
Yet, due to the weak world economy and its impact on consumer spending, demand for these higher-priced connected personal navigation devices has yet to take off. In-Stat reports expects that if the costs to incorporate a cellular modem decrease, there will be a stronger opportunity for connected personal navigation devices. In the meantime, PND manufacturers should continue to explore ways to participate in the GPS-enabled mobile handset market in order to sustain revenue opportunities. GPS-enabled mobile handsets are expected to grow 26% between 2009 and 2010, and reach almost 700 million units by 2013.

Personal navigation device
In-Stat's most recent PND research offers a comprehensive view and forecasts for both global and regional PND shipments, worldwide revenue, and average selling prices. Additionally, a five-year forecast of the bill of materials for personal navigation devices is provided along with an outlook on total silicon and non-silicon opportunity (dollar values) through 2013. Finally, a worldwide forecast of GPS-enabled handsets is offered. Also included are profiles of personal navigation devices manufacturers and components suppliers to this market.
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