In collaboration with the Technical Institute Berkeley, manufacturer Nokia opened a six-month pilot program for its models, equipped with a GPS receiver. Mobile Millennium, as it is called the software will work with any device that supports JAVA applications and provide reliable and useful information for traffic participants. The project includes a system for monitoring traffic in real time and automatic re-routing to the most liberal parts of town.

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.