NavigonS Very Own Navigation System

Price:  $324.99

Features

* Precise turn-by-turn directions, including spoken road names via text-to-speech
* Lane assistant recommends the best lane for you to be in relative to the proposed route
* Photo-realistic 3D images of junctions, complete with actual sign text and exit ramp guidance
* Free real-time traffic information via the integrated traffic receiver
* High-contrast, wide-format 4.3-inch, full-color touch-screen display; unit measures 5.1 x 3.5 x 0.9 inches (W x H x D)

Details

* Model Number: 10000140
* GPS receiver: SiRF StarIII
* Memory: 64 MB RAM, 64 MB ROM
* Base map: North American map
* Display: 4.3-inch touch-screen with full color
* Operating system: Microsoft Windows CE Net 5.0
* Processor: Samsung 400 MHz processor
* Power supply: Rechargeable lithium ion battery (1200 mAh)
* Battery life: Up to 4.5 hours
* Interface: USB
* Wireless technology: Bluetooth
* Traffic receiver: Integrated
* Dimensions: 5.1 x 3.5 x 0.9 inches (W x H x D)
* Weight: 7 ounces

Navigon has now made its first steps into making its own hardware: the 7100 and 5100 navigation system at CeBIT 2007. The highlight features of the 7100 includes Bluetooth hands-free system, 4.3-inch color display in an easy-to-view 16:9 widescreen format, new “Real View” function, exclusive lane assistance, free traffic jam reports, voice input, and PIN code security function. The Navigon 5100 is very similar the 7100 with the exception of the 3.5-inch color display.

The Navigon 7100 (regional maps) and 7100 (map of Europe) will be available this summer for 450 euros and at 500 euros respectively. The Navigon 5100 and 5110 will also be available at 350 euros and at 400 euros respectively. I don’t have a definite release date for US yet, but will do my best to track it down.

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