Mio Leap K1 we talked about back in June appeared on a Chinese site with lots of live pics. To recap, the most important feature of this device is that it uses both sides of the hardware. One side of the Mio Leap K1 is designed as a regular mobile handset while the other side is a full pledged GPS navigation system.
To see all the pics read »
Mio Knight Rider is already available for pre-order on multiple sites. It seems like Amazon and RadioShack will offer the highly anticipated navigation system for $270 while Sears will try to sell it for $290.
This new GPS navigation system will greet you with “hello michael” or your own name if you are lucky enough to have one of those 300+ names pre-installed on the device with the voice of K.I.T.T. And in case you’re wondering those LED’s on each side not only sweep just like the real thing but also sync to voice commands to make your experience even more complete.
Brilliant!
Mio Moov 380 which we announced beginning of this month apparently just cleared FCC regulations meaning it will be hitting the store shelves in the U.S. pretty soon.
The main feature of Moov 380 is that it provides two way connectivity (just like Dash) with its integrated SIM card. However unlike Dash we don’t how Mio plans on providing GPS vitals such as real time traffic information or connect to the internet for that matter. Other unknowns include price, carrier, monthly fee, etc, etc.
But here are some hardware specs:
We’ll be sure to keep you updated once we know more… read »
Creative product managers at Mio have designed a new GPS navigation system with the Knight Rider theme. The new sat nav system has a body that reminds you of the legendary Pontiac Trans Am and the series of LEDs combined with William Daniels’ KITT voice will take right back to the early 80’s.
Mio is expected to make Knight Rider GPS navigation system available in the next few months and rumors suggest it’ll cost $270 or $300… read »
Mio Moov 301 seems to be the Korean version of the Moov series. This one features a 4.3″ touch screen, has a music and a video player, and a photo viewer. It uses the GiNi navigation software.
Moov 301 is the entry level product in this series, so do not expect bluetooth or real time traffic updates. More pics after the jump… read »
Mio C728 which we first announced last year made an appearance at Computex - showing off its huge 7″ split capable touch screen. The details are also more specific now:
Mio Leap G50 specs are surfacing as Computex 2008 in Taiwan continues. Here is what we have so far:
Mio Technology will be introducing a few new products at the Computex trade show in Taiwan tomorrow. One of these will be the PND camera - a new product concept blending a Personal Navigation Device (PND) with a digital camera.
The “PND camera” will feature a 3.5″ touch screen, a GPS receiver and a digital camera. Little is known about this device so far. All we have is the image above - but we sure hope it features navigation as well since they probably would like to extend the NavPix line they acquired from Navman.
We’ll have to wait and see how well Mio does integrating a fully-featured digital camera with a GPS navigation device… read »
Moov 380 is the latest addition to Mio’s Moov line up. Just like the other Moov’s, Moov 380 has a stylish minimalist design. The difference is that Mio 380 (also called Mio Explora) has SIM card support. With GPRS connectivity you’ll be able make phone calls directly and make local searches for the most up-to-date points of interest on the internet. Kind of like Dash Express.
We thought we’d also mention Mio Leap G50. This is one of the latest GPS enabled PDA phones from Mio. Leap G50 will also be displayed at Computex 2008 starting today just like the Mio Leap K1 we just talked about. Come back for details soon.