Archive for the ‘GPS Devices’ Category

GARMIN presented the amazing GPSMAP 62

Wednesday, September 1st, 2010

GPSMAP 62Garmin International is pleased announce a new generation of strong and reliable handheld GPS receivers: GPSMAP 62 series. GPSMAP 62 products have all the features and benefits exclusive accepted universal series GPSMAP 60, plus many more … With the new design and advantages which “must have” appliances GPSMAP 62 are in great bestseller Garmin, Colour handheld GPS with a map. GPSMAP 62 series raise the level of navigation. Appliances are a bright 2.6-inch 65K color LCD screen with built-in basemap and high-sensitive GPS receiver with HotFix ®. All three model series are unmatched, another shortage of GPS, its adoption by the quad helix antenna, they are waterproof, have a worldwide basemap with shaded relief and support geocaching. In addition to the standard functions in the GPSMAP 62, 62s version has a 3-beam compass, barometric altimeter and an integrated microSD ™ slot for adding maps. A 62st model has the same sensors and a microSD slot, and further comes preloaded with detailed topographic maps of Europe at a scale of 1:100 000 with details of street-level, horizontal interesting objects (POI) for more than 33 European countries. 62s and 62st also offer wireless communication with other compatible devices to share routes, points, geocache.
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Good developments in Forerunner 310XT

Saturday, August 14th, 2010

forerunner 310xtGarmin pleased to announce the award-winning improvements Forerunner 310XT, which proved invaluable for swimmers and trialonist. The GPS receiver has a highly recorded distance and speed of swimming. In addition to our new customers, this feature is also available as a free software update for people who already have a Forerunner 310XT. For the triatlonists it means simply to come in “swimming” and press START at the beginning of swimming. When they finish swimming after a keypress, Forerunner 310XT automatically processes the combination of time and GPS data to give rise distance and average speed. This means that first triatlonists can record data for each stage of their training, from the entry into the water, until crossing the finish line at the end of running. All these data can be uploaded to Garmin Connect for analysis and review. Forerunner 310XT is waterproof to a depth of 50m and has extended battery life – up to 20 hours.

The new GARMIN nuvi 3700

Saturday, May 15th, 2010

GARMIN nuvi 3700Garmin International Inc., Part of Garmin Ltd. (NASDAQ: GRMN), the global leader in satellite navigation, today announced its new n?vi series 3700, which sets new standards and features personal navigation and light work with the appliance. New super slim and elegant design, large display, glass display with high resolution and active capacitive panel n?vi 3700 series was awarded the Red Dot Design Award in the largest and most reputable race in the field of design. “Personal Navigation entering a new era, n?vi 3700 series has a striking design and lightweight seamless interface to work,” the words of Dan Bartel, vice president of worldwide sales GARMIN. “Engineers and designers of Garmin was won by the usual standards and results is available in our new series n?vi 3700.” He added. With a thickness of less than 9 mm, n?vi 3700 series proved undoubtedly the thinnest portable navigator on the world market – an amazing and pleasant to the eye and the hand design. Glittering appearance have a significant impact on the competition winning the renowned Red Dot Design Awards this year, involving more than 4000 competitors from 57 countries. Winners n?vi 3790T, n?vi 3760T and n?vi 3750 with the convenient 4.3 “WVGA display with an active capacitive flat glass panel, allowing to work safely and easily in all menus in landscape or portrait mode – ideal for use in a car or pedestrian mode.
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Garmin presented nuvi 1490TV

Thursday, April 1st, 2010

garmin nuvi 1490tvGarmin International is pleased announce the new n?vi 1490TV BG, personalized system that combines unmatched navigation and DVB-T digital TV and radio. This model comes with a large 5 “screen and ultra slim design. The essence of the instrument is unique navigation Garmin, which is intuitive and easy interface along with exceptional opportunities. It comes with all the features you’ll find top-models of the Garmin n?vi, and in addition to DVB-T MPEG-2 digital tuner that will provide all digital TV and radio programs available in the area in which you travel. n?vi 1490TV has a built-in stereo speakers and 3.5mm headphone output, lithium-ion battery with long life and video input for connection to external rear view camera (camera not included), built-in antenna for strong reception DVB-T signal, two magnetic dipole antennas for reception in areas with poor signal transmission.

How can installing a vehicle tracking system benefit my company?

Tuesday, June 23rd, 2009

It is vital for the success of any company to have a competitive edge in their products, pricing and performance. For a business operating a fleet of delivery vehicles. their fleet operating costs, which directly affect their pricing, and the reliability and speed of delivery will be key elements. This article will set out how the introduction of a vehicle tracking system can bring about marked reductions in operating costs to the benefit of the company, improve delivery performance and thus increase customer satisfaction and at the same time bring additional benefits to company staff.

Reducing Costs/Increasing Productivity
It is essential for the efficient running of a vehicle fleet to maintain a firm control on fuel costs and operating times, particularly in an age where customers are demanding an ever more rapid response.
The single most important benefit of a GPS vehicle tracking system is that the operator will know at all times the location of each and every vehicle within his fleet. This enables him to be able to allocate any incoming job to the most suitably placed vehicle thus ensuring maximum productivity. By being able to monitor and control routes taken by vehicles, fuel costs can be kept to a minimum. In addition to fuel savings this efficient use of assets can also result in a reduction in overtime costs and allow for better monitoring and control of personal usage costs by drivers outside of working hours.
The ability to make a positive impact on a range of operating costs will clearly demonstrate the benefit of investing in a tracking system.

Improved Customer Service
It is a basic requirement for all customers to have a reliable delivery service and for some a speedy delivery is essential. By providing the fleet operator with a real time location for all his vehicles, a vehicle tracking system gives him the ability to meet those customer requirements. With the ability to check at a glance the position and progress of any journey the operator can both ensure reliability and is in a position to react rapidly to the urgent demands that his customer may make. Improved customer service and customer satisfaction come as a direct consequence.

Benefits to Staff
Although initially the introduction of a tracking system may be viewed with a little suspicion by staff there are indeed a number of advantages that they would benefit from.
Health and safety is a key factor for all employees but is particularly so for mobile workers. A vehicle tracking system will show at all times the location of fleet vehicles and can allow a much more rapid response to problems that may be encountered. Personal “panic buttons” can be incorporated in the system giving additional protection to the employee. Systems can be introduced to allow for the monitoring of driving standards which can then be used to encourage a safer approach on the road.
Two other key benefits can be of value to the employee. The ability of the system to automatically generate journey/mileage reports can remove from the driver what many consider to be an arduous task. Secondly the system will highlight the performance of the hardworking and efficient employee and can be used as a basis upon which to offer a performance reward system.

Mio C620 and C620t with real 3D maps

Tuesday, June 16th, 2009

Mio C620Presented at the IFA electronics show in August 2007, Mio C620 and Mio C620t are already on the market. Mio Technology, one of the top 3 manufacturers of portable navigation devices (PND) in Europe, relies greatly on the success of these products with true 3D mapping.
Mio 2008 software includes over 1000 3D waters, as well as digital information on the height of the ground – so the driver has a view of the road ahead.
Used is the latest mapping of Tele Atlas (2007.7 – which means that I will wait Bulgaria), and navigation is clear and the review of 4.3 “screen (may be used and known technology Mio ‘split-screen’, allowing the user to see both information about important points of the road or other critical information on the route).
Mio is not risk money is safe and familiar SiRFstarIII GPS processor.

AERO WIRELESS A25 smartphone with GPS

Tuesday, June 16th, 2009

AERO WIRELESS A25GPS personal navigation devices based on Symbian or Windows Mobile platforms are becoming more powerful. Separate gps devices such as Magellan or Garmin will be used more rarely and for specific purposes.
The big disadvantage of the PDA or smartphone to date was mainly mechanical and water resistance. Here’s one of the first products, a decent price, and which destroys the latter argument.
AERO WIRELESS A25 smartphone with GPS
Aero uayarles A25 is waterproof and udaroustoychiv and latest technology for navigation and communication, based on Windows Mobile.

Airo A25 is a four-band EDGE / GPS smartphone using firmuear Airo ATL, which allows users to make the most of the functions for localization – 5 meters accuracy, and fixed for 10 seconds.
A25 is suitable for enterprayz (business) applications such as automation of business or delivery through technology GroupLocate ™. It allows using the phone as a client interface for network related locational server that can accept, process and transmit information on the situation and status of many users (Photo 2 and 3).
The hull is MilStd 810F and was successfully certified for the fall, vibroustychivost, udaroustoychivost, temperature, and water resistance. Degree of protection IP 67

Update of iGo maps for GeoVision 350 and 430

Tuesday, June 16th, 2009

GPS navigation system and among potential candidates fall Prestigio GeoVision 350 or 430. Should already in the purchase of any of the two models to get updated with detailed maps for navigation (January update of the Bulgarian Maps iGo) in 10 Bulgarian cities. Estvestveno update includes maps for the surrounding region (Serbia, Montenegro, Rum, Ukraine, Greece ..) but the main focus and what is of particular interest is mostly updates Bulgarian cities. This was Sofia, Plovdiv, Varna, Bourgas, Rousse, Dobrich, Veliko Tarnovo, Blagoevgrad, Stara Zagora and Shumen. However, if you buy now navigation is good to ask the seller whether the new versions with the revised maps, or unsold model which is the older version, as of course it is preferable to have a new …
And for people who already get a device and want to update the maps to the new version is also made, but this is not a free option. Update the new version of the maps will cost 100 leva, as probably it will be done in a manner similar to that used for adding additional maps for navigation in western Europe. For more details on the update for the new card should contact the company from which you bought navigation since there is supposed to have to have it or get it soon.

Sanyo showed the first GPS receiver of the company

Sunday, June 7th, 2009

Manufacturer Sanyo has shown its own navigation system, equipped with a Solid State Drive, which called Gorilla GPS. Indeed, the model name NVA-GS1580FT and is equipped with 7 inch LCD display and digital TV tuner (12Seg / 1Seg). The device is based on the 4GB SSD that will fit all the necessary maps and authentic function EcoDrive, designed to optimize your driving style. Of course, Sanyo does not end there, incorporated support mp3, wma, aac audio formats and compatibility with DVD and CD playback devices. Since it is designed for incorporation in vehicles, the new Gorilla has a 4h43W amplifier for connection to the central sound system and reader for SD memory for even greater convenience. The model will appear on the market in November 20th, but its price is not yet clear.

GPS System with 3 inch display from Becker

Sunday, June 7th, 2009

To its rich set of accessories for your car, Ferrari added a new navigation system, bearing the mark Becker. Of course, the device has a very attractive appearance and is filled with 4.3 inch touch screen. The model uses a GPS receiver SiRf Instant Fix II technology and life TMC offers impressively fast calculation of routes and constant updating of data traffic. Available memory in the device will be 4GB, and among the additional features will be add also mp3 playback and an additional USB port for better compatibility.