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Monday, September 10th 2007 - 15:02 CEST
Magellan announced a second generation of its Maestro series of portable vehicle navigation devices that will feature the thinnest GPS units in the industry. Magellan’s new Maestro 4200 and Maestro 3200 series of GPS navigation devices reflect a wide range of user benefits and price points. In addition to being the only GPS brand that offers integrated AAA TourBook travel information, the new Maestro units feature a streamlined look and functionality built into a new, sleeker industrial design. At only 17.8 mm thick and just 82.5 mm tall, the new Maestro packs dozens of advanced mapping features and bright 4.3-inch or 3.5-inch QVGA screens into the industry’s most compact, portable auto navigation units.
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Wednesday, September 5th 2007 - 16:09 CEST
Harman Kardon announced the introduction of its Guide + Play GPS-300, a portable GPS navigation device with integrated MP3/WMA playback capability. The unit utilizes a sleek, 4” widescreen interface giving users access to a robust navigation system and digital music player with a simple touch of the screen. As one of only a small number of portable navigation devices capable of simultaneous music playback and navigation, the Guide + Play GPS-300 is the ideal device for portable entertainment and navigation needs. Harman Kardon has leveraged its years of experience providing audio products for the home, computer and automotive markets to develop the Guide + Play GPS-300.
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Tuesday, September 4th 2007 - 21:00 CEST
Many people would be lost without GPS navigation. In order to get around without problems, an external GPS receiver is often needed in combination with a notebook, PDA, or mobile phone. Hama, the accessory professionals, have a solar-supported Bluetooth version in their product range.
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Friday, August 31st 2007 - 23:05 CEST
Today’s longer commutes and increased time spent in vehicles due to traffic make Pioneer’s AVIC-N4 DVD based in-dash navigation system the ideal gear for anyone looking to improve their daily driving experience. The Pioneer navigation AVIC-N4 serves as the hub for information, communication and entertainment in the car by providing drivers with detailed route guidance, audio and video playback and connectivity to popular portable devices. The in-dash system features nearly 12 million points of interest, XM NavTraffic integration, voice prompting, telephone number search, CD, DVD and compressed audio playback, iPod audio and video integration and expanded Bluetooth capabilities.
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Monday, August 27th 2007 - 17:18 CEST
TomTom, the world's largest navigation solutions provider, announces TomTom Rider 2nd Edition, TomTom's all-in-one navigation solution designed for bikers by bikers. The Rider 2nd Edition combines portability, a sleek design and an easy-to-use touchscreen interface with TomTom's award-winning software. "As the first navigation solution made specifically for motorcycles, TomTom Rider is designed to deliver the best features to riders of all kinds," said TomTom Inc president Jocelyn Vigreux. "Whether riders are looking to navigate to a specific location, take a scenic ride or simply find their way home after getting 'lost' on the open roads, the new Rider 2nd Edition provides an easy-to-use, high-quality navigation experience."
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Monday, August 27th 2007 - 12:27 CEST
The Nokia Bluetooth GPS Module LD-4W combines Nseries style in a slim and attractive core with navigation, so you can find your way around easily with your compatible mobile device. Continuing on our mission to bring location based services to even more people, this GPS module is compatible with a wide range of Nokia devices and Nokia Maps. Take your time getting to your destination - this lightweight (31 g) GPS module has up to 10 hours of operating time.
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Monday, August 27th 2007 - 11:41 CEST
Kit out your car to stay connected, entertained and informed with the latest Nokia automotive navigation and communication enhancement. The super-efficient Nokia 500 Auto Navigation allows you to get to your destination quickly and easily, see who is calling, and make quality handsfree calls. The Nokia 500 Auto Navigation is Nokia's first handsfree dedicated personal navigation device for convenient in-car navigation and communication. In addition to integrated GPS and competitive in-car navigation features, the device also acts as a complete Bluetooth handsfree system for your compatible mobile phone.
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Monday, August 13th 2007 - 17:03 CEST
Magellan, a leading global innovator of outdoor and vehicle navigation solutions, announced the introduction of its new Triton series of portable handheld GPS receivers that provide outdoor enthusiasts with the most advanced design and navigation experience available. The Triton series of six new units is the first line of rugged, handheld navigation devices designed with a new user interface flow and screen graphics making Triton easier to use and more accessible to a greater population of outdoor enthusiasts.
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Monday, August 6th 2007 - 16:00 CEST
Harman/Becker Automotive Systems, a division of U.S.-based Harman International Industries, announced the US launch of a new, technologically advanced mobile navigation system, the Traffic Assist Highspeed 7934. The new product is available exclusively at Office Depot retail stores nationwide. “We recognize that there are a variety of choices when it comes to mobile navigation,” said Ralf Hoellmann, Vice President, Sales & Marketing International (Becker Products) of Harman/Becker Automotive Systems. “Drivers will notice right away the Becker difference - quality German engineering backed by more than 60 years of automotive electronics experience.”
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Saturday, August 4th 2007 - 16:42 CEST
Consumers should be wary of in-car and standalone GPS navigation systems, according to the results of a recent TeleNav Web poll. Approximately 50 percent of respondents with personal navigation devices (PNDs) stated that their navigation systems have provided them with incorrect directions or outdated maps. This is likely due to the fact that unlike GPS applications on mobile phones and smartphones, handheld navigation systems are not updated on a regular basis, leading to increased misdirections and frustrations.
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