The normal 7-inch GPS devices just don’t cut it to any further extent; you feel the need of loads of multimedia content for those long trips. RoadBank chalks out plan to slot in T-DMB reception and more in their HTMS 18800. As with the majority of devices being rolled out by Korean manufacturer, the RoadBank HTMS 18800 is touted to be a super slim solution, measuring only 23mm thick, even with the integration of battery.
Featuring the newest SiRF Star III chipset and Mando maps, RoadBank HTMS 18800 boasts of offering “realistic views of roads and buildings.” If you are having a drive along the known territory and are not in need of deciphering a map, you will be provided with a little entertainment functionality: MP3 player and image viewer, plus a few built-in games.
Apart from that, the Video support is also rather fine, with RoadBank displaying love for H.264, WMV9, MPEG1/2/4, DivX, and XviD. There are two versions of the HTMS 18800: the 1GB and 2GB flavours come with the price range of US$500 and US$550 correspondingly.
