Here’s Pioneer new released AVIC-D3 navigation system which will be available in stores this month. Thisnavigator comes with powerful navigation capabilities, an array of multimedia options, iPod control, and Bluetooth connectivity. It comes with a 6.1-inch of touchscreen display and support DVD video playback, MP3, WMA, AAC, and DivX. With this you don’t need to get a Bluetooth headset as it offered an optional CD-BTB200 Bluetooth adapter that allows you to make and receive calls hands-free by synchronizing compatible Bluetooth-enabled cell phone to the AVIC-D3. You can also add the optional XM NavTraffic service to the AVIC-D3 so you won’t get stuck in the jam ahead. It also comes with customizable multi-color illumination to match your dashboard lighting. This Pioneer AVIC-D3 navigation system comes with suggested price at $1000.
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Here’s an affordable GPS navigator, the Intellinav One GPS navigation system. It comes with 3.5″ touchscreen display, 64MB RAM, 64MB ROM, a SiRFStar III GPS chipset, a built-in speaker, a battery life of 5 hours and it is powered by a Samsung 266MHz processor for a better performance. The Intellinav One navigation system is available for $350.

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JVC unveiled a new HDD navigation, KD-NX5000, DVD/CD receiver at CES 2007. It comes with a 3.5-inch screen, 40GB hard disk drive (HDD), and 16GB of the drive used on the navigation system which featuring 13 million POI’s and comes with maps of U.S. and Canada pre-installed. You will still have 24GB of space for your media. You will need a CD-ROM or DVD to transfer all your media to KD-NX5000. Additional, features a Bluetooth adapter with a built-in RDS/TMC tuner – satellite radio ready. JVC KD-NX5000 HDD will be available this coming February for $1100.

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Compass Systems (CPSS) from Taiwan has released their latest product the CN767 car navigation system. CN767 comes with software that supports 2D/3D as well as day/night mode, offering visual and multi language voice guidance. It is powered by venerable SiRFStar III chipset and it features a 3.5” touchscreen display, SD/MMC memory slot, built-in speakers, a stereo headset jack, MP3 playback, image viewer and 32MB ROM and 64MB RAM. Pricing and availability has not been announced.

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Pharos, a brand known for windows-based GPS devices released a GPS phone. It is a GSM world-phone based on ETEN GloFish and will support WiFi and Bluetooth. Unfortunately it does not have a 3G function. It will be sold ‘unlocked’ for $700. Here’s a specs of the phone Ubergizmo…
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Here’s the Samsung new GPS with 3D for cars which is compatible with your phone, the STT-D370, comes with a DMB TV tuner and it has a kit for Bluetooth phone. Featuring a 3.7” touch-screen, this enabled you to directly dial your phone numbers and use its speakerphone and mic to communicate. It also comes with a PMP player and a SD port to hold your audio and video files. This Bluetooth Navigator is available in Korea for about USD600.
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Here’s a rounded shaped GPS device from Huizhou Foryou General Electronics, the PNV-401. It features an AMD Alchemy AU1200 400MHz processor, a big sized 20GB hard drive, an SD card slot, 128MB of RAM, USB 2.0, stereo audio out, and a 20-channel SiRFstarIII GPS receiver. Pricing and availability has not been announced.

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The Mobile Media NAV240 from Directed Electronics, it’s a SIRIUS-ready portable navigation system that packs more than just GPS functions. This multi-faceted device features a 20GB hard drive to keep all your favorite tracks and videos and can be played to entertain you during your boring hours. Aside from that, you can also dock the Mobile Media NAV240 to an optional SIRIUS cradle to access various satellite radio programs. Pricing and availability has not been announced, but it will be on display at CES 2007.

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Engadget provides the first live shot on Fujitsu-Siemens’ Pocket Loox N100. It is a GPS unit which is the first pocket navigator to combine NAVIGON MobileNavigator 6 with an integrated SiRFstar III chipset/antenna. Best of all, the GPS navigator comes with a gaming system and music player all-in-one. It features 2.8-inch QVGA screen, 64MB of RAM and a miniSD slot and it is priced at only $500. More pics…
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Here’s the flaming red looks Becker’s Traffic Assist Pro navigating system. It is capable of keeping a list of speed radars, which are available on the SCDB database. It can also receive TMC information. The specs include a receiver GPS integrated with chip GPS SiRF III, 400 Mhz processor, structures CISC and a 4 inch touchscreen support 65,536 colors. It also comes with 64 MB of internal memory and integrated speakers delivering an output of 2 watts which are enough for MP3 / WMA playback. Navteq maps of the 37 countries European countries are included on 2 GB Memory card and it’s Lithium Polymer battery provides 4.5 hours of navigation. It will be available some where this month for 700 Euros ($ 900).
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