German-based Medion, navigation manufacturer, presented its two latest systems at the recent CeBIT. These two models known as GoPal S2310 and X4510 makes use of the latest version 3.0 of the GoPal navigation software, which had been incredibly doing well in version 2.0. This latest version is provided in 3 options: ME (Medium Edition), AE (Advanced Edition) and PE (Premium Edition). It makes use of maps offered by Navteq.
GoPal S2310 is claimed to be consisted with a 3.5″ screen and includes a sporty outdoors form factor set apart by its round design all in roundnesses and antishock plastics. Apart from that, it is also consisted with a tracking mode to keep record of its route and export to Google Earth so as to envisage them. Coming up with the price range for just 299€, GoPal S2310 seems to be a good deal to make.
While, there is another system from Medion called GoPal X4510, which is claimed to be consisted with a big 4″ screen that is capable of giving support to 16.7 million colors, besides it is built-in with a gyroscope and an e-compass (electronic compass) with the aim of simulating navigation but for GPS reception. The latest system is also typified by its micro SD port.
Check out its main features:
(1) TFT screen at 4″, 16.7 million colors at 480×272 pixels resolution
(2) Integrated RDS/TMC Receiver in Premium version
(3) Voice synthesis to pronounce street names
(4) Centrality Atlas II Processor at 324 MHz
(5) 256 MB of integrated memory
(6) GoPal 3-navigation software
(7) MicroSD port (up to 2 Go)
(8) Hands free Bluetooth Kit
(9) Windows CE 5.0
(10) Images viewer
(11) MP3 player
Comparatively the price range of GoPal X4510 is more than GoPal S2310 as the former one can be grabbed at 499€, with the maps of Europe, not just that there also a remote control, which can be set on the wheel and to manage the navigation device available as an option.
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