Sanyo and TomTom team up to take over America
Sep 17, 2009 gps navigation, misc news, tomtom
According to WSJ TomTom and Sanyo are joining their forces to sell their devices to car makers.
Japanese Sanyo announced yesterday that it will team up with Dutch TomTom to grab more market share in North America and Europe where the auto industry is supposedly picking up.
The collaboration between Sanyo and TomTom will supply auto makers with customized in-dash GPS navigation systems as early as 2010.
Sanyo has been making GPS navigation systems in Japan since 1993 where factory fitted sat nav system are more common place. On the other hand North Americans and Europeans are more into after market, windshield mounted, unsightly, portable systems.
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