Sanyo Gorilla GPS
Published on September 25th, 2007 in gps navigation
Sanyo has added a new model to their Gorilla series. The two new models will be NV-SD580DT and NV-SB260DT which will not only allow the user to watch digitally broadcast channels but also record them.
The series is dubbed Gorilla for a good reason; offering a sharp display measuring 5.8 inches and a durable battery to last at least couple of hours.
More specs:
- VGA
- FM transmitter
- 1Seg TV tuner
- SD card (2GB max)
- VISC
- MP3 player
- SD-Video card reader (plz leave comment if you know what this is…)
- 100.5×177x33 mm
- 570 g
Gorilla series also come in HDD versions such as the NV-HD830DT… via
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About the SD-Video. SD stands for Standard Definition
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SD stands for Secure Digital It is a memory card used to store data, and commonly used in digital cameras to store media[video,pictures, data, music, etc]
SD Video card is a memory card that you can store video on. I think with the technoloigy today you can actually change the format of an avi movie to fit it on a memory card and than watch it on you portable device…in this case the Sanyo Gorilla.