This new UMPC from Asus is like nothing you’ve ever seen before. The R50A integrates all of the mobile technology you could ever need into one tiny ultra-portable. Plus it’s from Asus, who can’t seem to produce anything but amazing products right now.
This little PC is packed full of mobile computing goodness. From 3g/3.5g wireless, [...]
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Asus R50A UMPC - Sports a GPS
Posted by Wanting It Bad in November 19th 2007
Rotund TravelPilot Lucca 3.5 launched in UK
Posted by Wanting It Bad in November 15th 2007
We brought you news of the new round TravelPilot Lucca 3.5 Edition from Blaupunkt when it made tech headlines a little while ago for its unusual shape, bu it has now officially launched.
Offering “plug and play” installation and easy of use Blaupunkt claims the Lucca 3.5 Edition offers super-fast, reliable route calculation, presented on a [...]
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Packard Bell Compasseo 700 series satnavs launched
Posted by Wanting It Bad in November 13th 2007
Packard Bell has launched the Compasseo 700 series of GPS systems.
The Compasseo range incorporates the 750, 750T+ and 780T+, offers a full colour, antiglare, 4.3-inch touchscreen and a free, lifetime subscription to TrafficLive Plus for the two higher-end models.
UK maps come as standard while maps covering Germany, France, Benelux or Italy, and a range of [...]
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HTC Touch Cruise gets official launch
Posted by Wanting It Bad in November 12th 2007
As we predicted they would, HTC has launched the HTC Touch Cruise, the third member of the HTC Touch product family and the first to feature in-built GPS for personal navigation.
Building on the HTC Touch and Touch Dual models, the Cruise will offer HTC’s TouchFLO technology, which provides finger touch scrolling and browsing of web [...]
TomTom reveals “Secret Services”
Posted by Wanting It Bad in November 9th 2007
TomTom has announced “TomTom Secret Services”, a new website that reveals the advantages of some of the special features on TomTom devices.
“TomTom Secret Services” explains easily to customers how to use special features such as POIs, voice recording, audio books, deleting buddies, etc.
The claim is also that TomTom owners can learn how to use their [...]
Thinkware to launch its upgraded 7-inch navigation ‘iNAVI ES100′
Posted by Wanting It Bad in November 5th 2007
Thinkware launches its new 7-inch DMB navigation device ‘iNAVI ES100’ in Korea market.
As a successor model of its first 7-inch navigation device ‘iNAVI ES’, the ES100 features a high resolution of 800 x 480 pixels and a high performance 500MHz CPU. The ES100 adopts the streamline design applying a two-tone color of metallic silver and [...]
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TomTom offers advanced features across more models
Posted by Wanting It Bad in November 2nd 2007
TomTom has announced that its latest navigation software - already installed on some models across the TomTom x20, TomTom ONE XL product ranges and the TomTom ONE 3rd EDITION - is now available for the majority of its installed base of users.
Now, TomTom GO 910, TomTom GO 710, TomTom GO 510, TomTom GO 700, TomTom [...]
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Magellan 4200 series - industry’s thinnest GPS units
Posted by Wanting It Bad in September 16th 2007
It looks like Magellan aren’t going to let Navman and ViaMichelin grab all the swanky-new-GPS-headlines and has launched a new range of devices in the UK.
As well as being a competent-looking range, the second gen Maestros also have an “-est” accolade - thinnest in the industry, at precisely 17.8mm.
Magellan’s new Maestro 4200 series have a [...]
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