NavNGo Limousine

Jan 13, 2008 CES 2008, gps navigation, software

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Hungarian NavNGo had a nice booth at CES 2008 and one of their products was the NavNGo Limousine which is designed to turn on existing display on your dashboard into a GPS navigation system. In the box you’ll find the NavNGo Limousine Navigator unit which carries the 300MHz CPU and the memory, 2 GB SD memory card with navigation software and digital maps, SiRFStar III external GPS-receiver, remote control, speaker and an external IR sensor.

The unit does not contain a display but has support for 430×234 pixel, 16 bit color screens and supports 16:9 format.

We have no information on pricing just yet.

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2 Responses to “NavNGo Limousine”

  1. NavNGo Limo turns any car display into a GPS unit - SlashGear Says:

    January 13th, 2008 at 10:03 pm

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  2. limo hawaii Says:

    July 1st, 2008 at 1:29 am

    It should have come with a display. Any idea for the price?


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