Clarion launched the production version of ClarionMind, a portable GPS device with full In

The ClarionMind runs on an Intel Atom processor and includes 512 MB of DRAM along with 4 gigabytes of flash memory. There are two USB ports and an SD card slot. According to Clarion, a vehicle dock will also be available, and that the device has an “Automobile Mode for safe access behind the wheels.” We hope this last feature isn’t too restrictive, although from the devices description, it can easily be defeated.

ClarionMind will ship in the fourth quarter.

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Here is the new Pioneer AVIC N5 have a 7″ screen with 480×234 resolution.The navigation data is read from DVD which means your optical drive will be busy if you want to get some ‘new’ directions. It does have navigation from memory feature to remember your route once you enter your destination address though. The maps fit into 2 DVD’s and they come from TeleAtlas and cover US, Canada, Alaska, and Hawaii.

The GPS receiver is included in the package and it can track 8 satellites at once. AVIC N5 is bluetooth, iPod, XM and Sirius ready but they all require additional purchases.

Altina a Taiwanese  firm prepare to launch a new GPS navigation systems. This one is called Altina A8010 and it seems like it is reserved for local markets since they have no mention of it on their English site.

Altina A8010 has a 4.3″ screen which can be split into two show an overview map and your next turn - both in 3D.

In the hardware department you’ve got 64 MB NAND Flash and 64MB SDRAM. SiRF Star III GPS receiver for you satellite fix and SD/MMC card slot for maps. If we hear any rumors about a U.S. or EU release we’ll be sure to let you know.

Easycar has recently released Easycar U7, its low-end DMB navigation device in Korea. The gadget offers 7-inch TFT LCD screen, DMB and PMP functions, and PIP(Picture in Picture) features. This slim navigation system also costs only $100. The Easycar U7 supports audio player, video playback, image and text viewer.

Mio Knight Rider is already available for pre-order on multiple sites. It seems like Amazon and RadioShack will offer the highly anticipated navigation system for $270 while Sears will try to sell it for $290.

I just to inform you that Mio Knight Rider is already available for pre-order on multiple sites.Amazon and RadioShack will offer the highly anticipated navigation system for $270 while Sears will try to sell it for $290.This new GPS navigation system will greet you with “hello michael” or your own name if you are lucky enough to have one of those 300+ names pre-installed on the device with the voice of K.I.T.T.

Here is another GPS navigation system, called Enzym SG-350 and it is already available for the Canadian market.

SG-350 has a 3.5″ display with 2008 Q2 Navteq maps and a NavMate engine with full coverage of the USA and Canada. It boasts a POI database with 11 million entries and a surprisingly fast 533 MHz processor. It can play MP4/MP3’s and includes a picture viewer.

The product is initially going to retail in the USA for approximately $200. In addition Enzym has two more models in the pipeline: SG-250 and SG-430; both of which are scheduled to be available in early September. The SG-250 will be a lower cost model priced at about $150 without the multimedia features of the SG-350 but will retain the same map coverage. The SG-430BF will be a 4.3″ model with the same multi-media features and map coverage as the SG-350 plus Bluetooth and FM transmitter options and will retail for approximately $300.

The Alpine PND-K3 GPS navigation system has been released. Priced at $550, the device boasts a 4.3 inch touchscreen display (480 x 272 resolution), 6 million POIs, 4GB of storage capacity, Text-to-speech function, sports MP3 and WMA files, and Bluetooth connectivity. What makes the Alpine PND-K3 special is that it uses three different inputs including the satellites, gyro technology to locate the vehicle’s direction and accelerometer technology to measure vehicle’s speed. Alpine PND-K3 GPS navigation system can’t read video and image files

Nokia just officially announced a few months ago the arrival of N95 8GB to U.S. and they’re already shipping it to select locations across the United States with six months of free navigation service included with Nokia Maps

Nokia N95 8GB offers high-speed HSDPA connectivity on 850/1900 MHz networks in the America, comes with a 2.8 inch QVGA screen with support for up to 16 million colors, eight gigabytes of built-in memory, and assisted GPS (A-GPS).If you are locking for stuff like ringtones , you should try sprint ringtones.To get the ringtones for your Sprint mobile phone, you could actually pay for a price or by downloading free ringtones from websites.

The amazing features of Nokia N95 include an integrated media player, FM radio, 5.0 mega-pixel camera with Carl-zeiss optics, EDGE, Wi-fi and Bluetooth.You can search on the internet for nokia n95 ringtones and rather you will find grate ringtones to save, because you have enough space.