NaviGadget

We already announced about the Yakumo Navigator recently. Now this gadget is available in Europe for 329 Euro’s.

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Presented a few weeks ago at the time of CeBIT of Hanover, new version 3 of Pocket PC GPS Yakumo alphaX Navigator Europe is from now on available to the sale in the héxagone.

Pocket PC GPS Yakumo alphaX Navigator 3 Europe lays out of a system Windows Mobile 2003 SE, of a processor Samsung S3C2410A given rhythm to 266 MHz, of a screen TFT LCD of 3.5 inches QVGA for 65 000 colors, of 32MB of ROMANIAN memory and 64MB of memory SDRAM, a receiver GPS integrated making it possible to collect to 12 channels GPS simultaneously, of a microphone and finally of a port Mini USB 1.1 and SD/IO in more than one infra-red port.

Technically little evolué, this Pocket PC GPS also integrates a battery Li-Ion of a capacity of 1000 mAh enabling him to have 3.5 an announced hour and 8 hour endurance in mode GPS in mode GPS not activated, the whole for general dimensions of 129 X 72 X 19 mm and for a weight of 170 grams.

This Pocket PC GPS of Yakumo is delivered with the software of navigation assisted by GPS Mobile Marco Polo Navigator 3, having an interface of navigation in 2d and 3d, of a mode of previsualisation of a way, a possibility of carrying out ways with multiple destinations and finally of a support of screens TMC making it possible to receive in real time of information traffic.

Pocket PC GPS Yakumo alphaX Navigator 3 Europe is marketed with a memory board SD containing the numerical charts of a country in more of the charts of Europe on CD, for an advised public price of 329 €uros including all taxes without TMC and at the price of 359 €uros including all taxes with an adapter TMC out of standard.

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