Thinkware iNAVI ES300
May 30, 2009 gps navigation
Thinkware iNAVI ES300 is the latest GPS navigation system from the company. Get this though; this beauty is considered low-end in South Korea! It has a big 7″ screen, supports split views to show you amazing realistic 3D intersection view, as well as vicinity map with 3D buildings.
Thinkware jumped on the green band wagon and included the ECO Drive function which is supposed to discourage you from driving like a maniac and get you the most efficient route to your destination. As far as hardware this “low-end” GPS navigation system features brushed aluminum looking keypads, comes with 2, 4, or 8GB of space, has a nice 900mAh battery, and the ability to read SD cards. It costs somewhere between $260 and $340 depending on the storage space… via
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May 31st, 2009 at 6:28 pm
[...] Thinkware just released its low-end navigation device in South Korea. Known as the iNAVI ES300, the gadget adopts metallic keypads with blue/red LED lights on the both sides. The iNAVI ES300 also features “ECO Drive” function, DMB support, “LCD Off” function, and a built-in 900mAh battery. The 2GB, 4GB, and 8GB models are priced at 329,000 Won($259), 379,000 Won($298), and 429,000 Won($337), respectively. [Navigadget] [...]
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[...] iNAVI ES300 es el más reciente sistema de navegación GPS de la empresa Thinkware. Lo increíble es que a pesar de estar provisto de una gran pantalla de 7 pulgadas, ofrecer apoyo para vistas divididas que muestran asombrosas y realistas intersecciones 3D, así como mapas de los alrededores con edificios en 3D, el sistema es considerado como de baja gama en Corea del Sur. [...]
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