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Showing posts with label gps. Show all posts
Showing posts with label gps. Show all posts

Monday, September 3, 2007

Nokia 6110 Navigator

Can't afford the N95? How about a navigator then? Unlike N95, the navigator uses the Route 66 GPS software. One city map is standard and if you need more, you would have to fork out money. Nokia 6110 Navigator runs on the latest Symbian OS v9.2 and has 40MB internal memory. There is a TransFlash/MicroSD memory expansion slot.

Key features:

  • Find your way by car or on foot: your Nokia 6110 Navigator has a built-in voice-guided 3D GPS navigation system and local maps pre-installed on the memory card
  • Use turn-by-turn voice-guided navigation directly from your Nokia 6110 Navigator
  • Access maps and location information quickly and easily with the dedicated Navigator key
  • Download maps quickly and surf the web via high-speed 3.5G
  • View maps, navigation guidance, and location information clearly on the 2.2" QVGA TFT color screen
  • Take snapshots of places you've been using the 2-megapixel camera with panoramic mode
  • Keep your images crystal clear with the sliding lens protector
  • Listen to your text messages and email read aloud to you by your phone with Message Reader, with quick access from the My Own key

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Saturday, July 28, 2007

TomTom GO 300

Sat-nav took GPS- a satellite location system developed for dropping bombs down an enemy's throat and made it a tool for happy consumers. TomTom toook sat-nav and made it easy to use.

Technical specifications

  • 200 Mhz ARM920T processor
  • 32 MB RAM
  • SD Card for map storage
  • 320 x 240 x 4096 colours 3.5” TFT screen
  • Internal Li-Ion battery
  • 4.5" x 3.6" x 2.3", 11 oz.
  • 12 channel ‘All-in-View’ integrated GPS receiver
  • Internal antenna and support for (not in package) active external antenna
  • Just plug in, switch on & GO: no installation or activation necessary
  • Door-to-door planning: detailed maps of your region
While the American GPS is good, next gen satellite location will be even better. The currently floundering European Galileo system will guide you to an address, then up the stairs to the right room. Meanwhile, the Russians are developing their rival, GLOSNASS.. seriously.

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