Truly compact and portable, the TomTom ONE comes with a 3.5 inch touch screen LCD, while the TomTom XL boasts a 4.3 inch widescreen LCD, for those who prefer a larger display.

The new TomTom ONE (the world’s best-selling portable navigation device) and TomTom XL supersede the current TomTom ONE 3RD EDITION and TomTom ONE XL ranges, and will be available at retailers in May 2008.

Technical specifications: TomTom ONE

• High quality 3.5 inch colour TFT LCD anti-glare touch screen, 4:3 format, QVGA, 320 x 240 pixels, 64k colors
• Dimensions: 92 x 78 x 25 mm
• Weight: 148 grams
• High sensitivity GPS chipset
• Pre-installed maps on internal memory
• Connectivity: mini-USB, RDS-TMC (via mini-USB)
• Internal Lithium-ion battery (up to 3 hours operation)
• Compatibility: Windows and Mac OS X 10.3 and above
• Car speed linked volume
• Enhanced TomTom speaker system
• EasyPort™ mount
• QuickGPSfix™
• Automatic day/night mode
• Password protection
• Compatibility with TomTom HOME.

Archos introduced a new GPS enabled car mount for its ARCHOS 605 WiFi portable media player that can turn the device into a GPS navigation system.The Archos 605 with WiFi is a good deal considering it will cost you only $400 for a 30GB media player and a GPS navigation system with a large screen.

The 30GB Archos 605 bundled with the GPS enabled windshield mount will cost $399.99 like we mentioned and will include traffic and speed control assistance features. It will be available as soon as this May.

MeLe presented its new m a PMP GMT-600 with GPS function during China Sourcing Fairs at AsiaWorld-Expo, Hong Kong, organized by Global Sources.Adopting a 4.3-inch LCD screen with 480 x 272 pixels, it is equipped with a 2.5-inch HDD supporting up to 160GB.

NavGate AVIC-F900BT from Pioneer is the latest in-dash GPS navigation system with a nice list of features. It offers iPod connectivity, Bluetooth, MSN Direct, HD radio, XM and SIRIUS Satellite Radio, single CD, DVD video playback and compressed audio and video playback through USB and SD memory cards.

The new AVIC-F900BT will be voice recognition system which is even smart enough to filter out your stumbles such as “um, uhh..” Built in collaboration with VoiceBox technologies users will be able to control their music playlists, dial and take calls on their bluetooth enabled phones in addition to the basic commands such as voice level and radio controls.AVIC-F900BT will be available in June for $1100.

The 605 GPS uses its built-in media features to its advantage by broadcasting directions through its line-out jack and letting users play the device’s normal mix of music and video when navigation isn’t necessary. Archos intends to ship its GPS solution worldwide and will pre-supply the North American model with maps both for its own continent as well as China and Europe. A 30GB version of the Mac- and Windows-compatible 605 Wi-Fi will come with the GPS receiver in May for $400; owners of existing versions or those who want to choose their storage will have the option of buying the navigation component separately for $130.

Pioneer will start selling in June 2008 in Europe, USA, Russia and Australia two new Car GPS, the AVIC-F900BT (DVD player) and AVIC-F700BT (CD Player). Both feature a 5.8” WVGA touch screen with 2GB of internal memory, voice guidance in 20 different languages, TMC, Text To Speech (TTS), MP3, MPEG-4, DivX, WMA.

Logic Gear presented its 3.5-inch navigation device ‘XL 399’ during China Sourcing Fairs at AsiaWorld-Expo, Hong Kong, organized by Global Sources(NASDAQ: GSOL).

Featuring 400mHz Samsung CPU and SiRF III GPS chinset, it supports multi-media functions such as video player, music player, photo viewer and more, as well as Bluetooth handsfree support, map update, file transmitter and security PIN code.

Logic Gear displayed its 4.3-inch navigation device ‘XL 499’ during China Sourcing Fairs at AsiaWorld-Expo, Hong Kong, organized by Global Sources(NASDAQ: GSOL).

Featuring 400mHz Samsung CPU and SiRF III GPS chinset, it supports multi-media functions such as video player, music player, photo viewer and more, as well as Bluetooth handsfree support, map update, file transmitter and security PIN code.

Here is two new additions to their entry level GPS navigation systems are the m.imove 3218 and m.imove 4228.

m.imove 3218 is the smaller of the two with a 3.5″ screen. m.imove 4228 boasts a 4.3″ screen and a stronger 1450mAh battery as opposed to 1050mAh.

The rest of the of features are identical. Both have text-to-speech function, come with 2.1 million points of interests, can show elevations in 3D, and have lane assistance. As far as hardware and OS nothing too exciting: 372Mhz CPU, 512 MB Flash Memory, 64 MB RAM, 30 channel GPS and Windows CE 5.0.

The navigation software is the latest MyGuide 8.0 and in addition to advanced 3D renderings it also can warn the user when above the posted speed limit. There’s also the SDVC: volume of voice instructions will increase/decrease depending on speed of car.

We’re not sure where you can pick one up though. MyGuide seems to be popular in Eastern Europe more than anywhere else.

Sharp Willcom D4 is the latest UMPC from Japan. This powerful handheld computer uses Intel’s latest and smallest processor Atom which allows for longer battery lives.

This UMPC does not natively include a standalone processor but thanks to a bluetooth GPS receiver and available GPS navigation software it can very well be used a sat nav system in your vehicle. The processor in this UMPC runs at 1.3Ghz and comes with a 1GB RAM. It runs Vista and has a screen that measures 5″ diagonal and has a resolution of 1024×600.

Other specs include:

* Wi-Fi
* Bluetooth EDR
* 1.8-inch 40GB HDD
* 2MP digital camera
* Micro SD card slot
* touch sensor
* mono speaker

You can even use Sharp Willcom D4 as a cell phone if you get the W-SIM card. Willcom D4 measures 188 x 84 x 25.9mm, weighs 470 grams and will be available in Japan from June for 128,600 Yen ($ 1300)