And further afield is exactly where the new Navman N40i helps you go as it comes complete with North American maps and advanced GPS navigation.

Unmistakeable destinations
The Navman N40i includes an integrated digital camera for taking NavPix to create an unmistakeable reminder of your chosen destination. So you can find your way there - no matter how far away it is whenever you want.
The NavPix itself combines exact geographical information with an image, so whether its the Arc de Triumphe, Trajans Arch or the Cinquantenaire Arch, youll easily find your way back.
You can also download NavPix or share your own in the NavPix Library.

Reliable and accurate
The slim Navman N40i brings together advanced software with ease of use and a finger-friendly, 3.5″ touchscreen.
Whats more, that ease of use is carried over into the intuitive display and GPS navigation features.

So you can choose whether to use a NavPix or an address, including the zip/postal code, to find your way to a destination reliably and accurately every time.

The Navman N40i brings together NavPix™ functionality with a digital camera and accurate, reliable navigation in a cost-effective package, offering:

• NavPix compatibility so you can download and then use NavPix to navigate
• Integrated 1.3 Mega Pixel NavPix camera
• Nearest Fuel and Park buttons to alert you to the nearest petrol station or car park
• Large 3.5″ touchscreen
• Reliable, accurate GPS navigation
• Advanced Motorway Navigation
• Journey View function
• Enhanced battery life, up to 5 hours depending on use
  Enhanced software
  The Navman N40i also builds on the enhanced software capabilities of the iCN 700 series to offer:
• Greatly improved, finger friendly interface
• Pre-installed safety camera data
• POI import capability, so you can add your own points of interest, such as safety cameras
• Drive-Away&3153; so its ready to use out of the box
• Automatic re-routing with Back-on-Track™
• Pre-installed regional map
  Ships With The Following Items:
• Navman N40i
• Mounting Bracket
• Power Cable
• Software
• PC/USB Cable
• Users Manual

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Though better known for making mainboards than consumer electronics, Gigabyte’s first foray into the UMPC market–the U60–was surprisingly competent and incorporated a few innovative features such as split keyboard and GPS/TV tuner expansion slots.

Engadget spotted the next revision in the form of the Gigabyte M704. Though the link they provided was supposed to point to the M704 product specification on Gigabyte’s Web site, the last time we checked the Web page was not available. Fortunately, we have captured a screen shot of the product page.
This time, the changes are mostly cosmetic, though the VIA processor is bumped up to 1.2GHz and the screen is given a 7-inch 1,024 x 600-pixel treatment. The latter upgrade is particularly interesting, as it means that the user would no longer have to scroll sideways on some Web sites designed for viewing in 1,024-pixel resolution. Despite the larger display and faster processor, the battery life remains similar to the U60 at around 3 hours. However, that is rather mediocre considering models like the Everun and Kohjinsha SA1 can go on for a couple more hours. Other features include:

• 1.2GHz VIA processor
• 768MB RAM
• 40GB or 60GB HDD
• 7-inch LED-backlit screen
• 2 x USB 2.0; VGA output; SD/MMC card reader
• Built-in Webcam
• 780g weight

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Following Dopod and ETEN’s foot steps, Asus announced their first GPS-enabled Pocket PC, the Asus P535 on Wednesday. This new model is powered by Intel Xscale 520MHz processor, 64 MB SDRAM, 256 MB NAND flash memories, and Microsoft Mobile 5.0 Pocket PC Phone Edition (AKU3.2).

The P535 is equipped with SiRF Star III GPS chip and TomTom Navigator 6 GPS navigator system. It supports Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, and USB connectivity, Push Mail function, MP3 ringtones, Java, miniSD memory card (up to 2GB), and MPEG4 camera recording (15 fps QVGA) with its 2-megapixel camera. Preinstalled softwares include Microsoft Word, Excel and Powerpoint, MSN messenger, Skype, business card recognition software, dictionary with real voice text to speech, and so on. The large 2.8-inch TFT LCD screen is a plus, but if you are used to the QWERTY keyboard on any other PDA/Smartphone, you might feel inconvenient while inputting data on the P535.

The Asus P535 is available in two colors: silver and white. It measures 109×59 x 19 mm and weighs 145 g. It offers up to 300 minutes talk time and 200 hours standby time. Asus is targeting the P535 at the Asian Pacific market, with retail price of around US$740 (23,900 TWD in Taiwan).

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