Remember the Alpine PND-K3 we reviewed back in December? It used to go for $350 but now we hear they’ve cut the price back to $200. That’s almost 50% off. It is a good deal if you ask us. Amazon already has the new price for PND-K3.
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Garmin also just announced their nuvi 1200 series as well. Very similar to nuvi 1300 series but instead of the 4.3? screen, 1200’s come with a 3.5? screen. Text-to-speech is supported in all the models, as well as CityXplorer maps (extra), and the new slim form factor.
nüvi 1200($199.99)
nüvi 1250($249.99)
nüvi 1260T($299.99)
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In addition to HTC Touch Diamond 2 today we heard about the new HTC Touch Pro 2 which boasts a huge 3.6″ screen. Of course the GPS receiver is integrated. With its powerful 1500mAh battery and 528Mhz Qualcomm processor you can say good bye to your standalone GPS navigation system.
Other features of Touch Pro 2 include 3.2MP camera, Wi-Fi connectivity, microSD card slot, bluetooth, 3G network support, and Windows Mobile 6.1 backed Touch Flo 3D interface with the new zoom bar.
HTC Touch Pro 2 will be available around the world beginning early summer.
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TeleNav just announced that their popular GPS navigation software TeleNav GPS Navigator for T-Mobile G1. It will be available starting February 24th. The software will support both landscape and portrait modes and will provide 3D turn-by-turn navigation, speech recognition, traffic alerts with rerouting, weather updates, restaurant reviews, gas prices, and over 10 million business listings. It also lets you preplan your trips online through My TeleNav and use their browser plug-in to save addresses directly from other web sites.
First month free and then it costs $10/month. More live pics here.
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Clarion MiND – since we last visited – has it’s own page now showing off its features. And even though it says you can grab one as low as $500, Amazon is not taking any chances and is willing to get rid of them for $250.
What do you think of this price? Are you willing to spend $250 for a WiFi enabled device with a 4.8″ screen and 4GB of flash memory? It is also bluetooth enabled which is good – but it is only way to get wireless internet when you are not close to any WiFi hotspots. You’d have to pair it up with your phone to get connectivity. Anyhow – what can Clarion MiND do for you? GPS navigation, play your tunes, new traffic updates service, and Google Local search.
Motorola today announced two new enterprise digital assistants to the MC55 series. The two new models are the MC5590 and MC5574, both of which have a rugged design, 3.5″ display, two way radio, bar code scanner, cell phone, digital camera, and a WinMo 6.1 mobile computer.
MC55 is not 3G but supports GSM/GPRS/EDGE, comes with integrated GPS for real-time location-based applications, including directions for drivers and real-time fleet location, geo-fencing and bread-crumbing for dispatchers.
MC5590
MC5574
Both devices offer push-to-talk services as well in addition to bluetooth connectivity.
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