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爆炸老鼠=非常便携式

果冻点击采取老鼠轻便对极端。所有电子circuity在一个小灵活的委员会居住。身体是软的塑料。 (更多…)

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Navigon 8110 ：聪明比平均GPS

Navigon 8110 GPS系统

设置Navigon介绍Navigon MobileNavigator 7.0软件包括声音综合和语音识别，不提及整体束其他事您在GPS可能想要的Navigon 8110 GPS。掠过的铝给它相当光滑神色，装饰â ‚ ¬500价牌。出现于下个CeBIT事件在欧洲可能的。在跃迁以后检查specs。

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写由先生。 Roboto 2008年1月22日与没有评论.
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Nokia 500 PND用途Navteq技术

Nokia 500 我们在Mobilewhack去年以为特色最近发布了的PND。 Nokia’其次s和最新 PND 使用被更新的Navteq的，优质平底锅欧洲地图。要刷新大家的记忆， Nokia 500以最大化Navteq地图为您的用法的一个4.3 ″触摸屏为特色。有声音指示能力和观看路标和机动车路出口的视觉图像的甚而功能。以对最近更新Navteq地图的用途，您获得最新信息关于您的个人航海设备。
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FCC批准Nokia 500汽车航海GPS
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写由Mariella Moon 2008年1月21日与没有评论.
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XRoad MO1000 GPS System

Korea has just dropped the XRoad MO1000 gps system. This GPS system has a great feature that enables you to have 3D maps with buildings and other structures with the help of a RMI Alchemy Au1250 600MHz processor along with other features like: a 7″ TFT LCD touchscreen display, 30GB hard drive space, DMB receiver, Live Traffic Information, Picture-in-Picture capability, and is Powered by WinCE 5.0 OS. Price and release dates are still unknown, but it shouldn’t matter too much because it’s only available in Korea.

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ASUS unveils R700 GPS with realistic 3D maps

ASUS R700 GPS device with 3D maps ASUS has a new, very cool looking GPS they are bringing to market with among the many nice features has actual textured, realistic 3D landmarks in major areas which display along the route to help make navigating tricky intersections a little easier. The ASUS R700 also rotates the display as you drive to give the driver a perspective from the direction they are going. The device comes with the recently popular wide 4.3″ LCD touchscreen display and measures a mere half-inch thick.

The R700 also houses Bluetooth features to handle hands free calling, answer calls and even read out SMS messages. As many GPS devices it also will handle playing MP3 music files, videos and displays pictures. Sound from the device for the multimedia, driving directions and phone conversations can be pumped through the cars FM stereo with the built-in FM transmitter. If that’s not enough ASUS has another model - the R700t - that features TMC (Traffic Message Channel) built-in to inform you of traffic delays or weather conditions along your route and suggest an alternative.

ASUS hasn’t announced a price for the R700 yet but we’re thinking it will be a little on the higher end. They also have not been clear on a target geographical market although at least a Europe release appears to be in the cards at this point.

ASUS R700 via Electronista

Written by Darrin Olson on January 17th, 2008 with no comments.
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PC Mag reviews the HP iPAQ 310 Travel Companion

PC Magazine has published a review of the HP iPAQ 310 Travel Companion device here on their website. The iPAQ 310 is certainly an innovative GPS device featuring advanced capabilities such as 3D maps, a dual core processor, and a large high resolution widescreen display. The features and specs to the iPAQ 310 include the following:

View maps in high definition 3D
Dual core Centrality Titan 600MHz processor
Windows CE 5.0 with custom HP user interface
128MB RAM
Zoom in from 10,000 feet to street level
Follow spoken and/or on-screen directions
Find and navigate to friends thanks to Outlook contacts synchronization
2GB of flash storage
SD card slot
3.5 mm 3 pin headphone jack
4.3 inch 800 x 480 resolution display
HP on-line trip planning services
USB 2.0 port
Supports hands-free answering system via Bluetooth enabled mobile phone
Integrated world clock
Bluetooth 2.0
Measures 3.4 x 4.3 x 0.7 in

I took a look at the iPAQ 310 first hand at CES 2008 and was thoroughly impressed with the display quality and the rich 3D graphics. Here’s what PC Magazine had to say about the unit:

The HP iPAQ 310 Travel Companion is the first GPS device to use a speedy dual-core processor. When it’s coupled with a high-resolution widescreen display, the results are pretty impressive.

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Written by flung on January 15th, 2008 with no comments.
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CSN-7040 and CIN-7000, World’s First PNDs with tactile feedback

Those lucky Koreans always get to taste new technology before anybody else and the CSN-7040 is no exception. Ready to be launched in Korea by a company called CTT-Net, the CSN-7040 is the first portable navigation device (PND) to incorporate Immersion’s TouchSense system, which enables tactile feedback on touchscreens. The CIN-7000 is a built-in car navigation system and boasts of the same TouchSense technology. Among other features, both the navigation units sport a 7-inch touchscreen and a DMB receiver for satellite downloads. The TouchSense system provides a distinct tactile confirmation of any selection on the touchscreen, improving usability while also enhancing safety, in case of car navigation devices, by reducing glance-time while driving.

Get ready for more devices in a myriad of fields ranging from mobile phones to gaming systems with TouchSense as Immersion informs us that LG, Nokia, Samsung, 3M Touch Systems have all obtained licenses for TouchSense and VibeTonz, which is the same technology for mobile devices. Incidentally, Samsung has already used Immersion’s VibeTonz system on its F700 cell phone.
Via Press Release

Written by DaX on January 15th, 2008 with no comments.
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Chopper gets Intel mobile computing treatment

Car PCs are cool, but re-fit that idea to a chopper and it comes out way cooler. I mean, this bike is what you get when you combine the efforts of Intel, OCC (Orange County Choppers), and Black Diamond.

Those three are pretty much the best at what they do, and as such the three of them coming together is near epic. The PC on board is all-weather, and can also withstand the vibrations and movement of the bike itself, but wait until you hear everything the computer can do.

It has a fingerprint recognition system that acts as the ignition, no key required, then there is a digital dashboard that not only brings you all sorts of technical data both on the bike and the computer, but it is also good for entertainment and even offers up web access. Instead of rear-view mirrors, there are a couple of LCDs and a pair of rear mounted cameras that serve the same purpose, this thing has Bluetooth, WiFi, and GPS and can do a lot with all of those. The SwitchBack PC, which is the computer in this bike, will cost you between six and ten thousand dollars, and then you have to buy a bike to have it all mounted to.

Computerized Chopper [via coolest-gadgets]

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