Jul 31 2010
Archive for July, 2010
Jul 30 2010
Garmin Asus nuvifone A50
Garmin in one hit created a all-in-one smartphone, Nuvifone M10, and now they do another one the Garmin-Asus, Nuvifone A50 which is slimmer compared to G60.
The Garmin Nuvifone A50, is powered by Android and comes with 4GB built in memory, 3 megapixel camera and microSD expansion card slot. The front screen controls are touch sensitive designed with a view to withdraw pressure from the user when the device is placed on the car dock.
The home screen, instead of a usual panel style, offers three magnanimous buttons to dial a call, navigate to destination and see where you are on the map. On the right placed is a column of applications which can be customized by the user to display the ones that is been used most frequently. The shortcut column remains visible while on home screen and main menu so as to have access to frequently used applications anywhere.
Jul 27 2010
Garmin nuvi 1490TV
The Garmin nuvi 1490TV’s slim design means you can take it anywhere. It has a 12.7 cm (5 in) screen with DVB-T digital terrestrial television and radio. The in-built digital tuner gives you access to Freeview digital TV and radio content from across Europe, including more than 50 TV channels and 24 radio stations in the U.K.
The nuvi 1490TV is packed with advanced navigation features including free pan-European premium traffic updates,
multi-point route planning and Lane Assist with junction view.
Key Features
* DVB-T digital tuner for Freeview television and radio
* Stereo speakers and 3.5 mm headphone output
* Integrated aerial for high DVB-T signal strength areas and two magnetic dipole aerials for low-signal areas
* Pan-European premium, subscription-free traffic alerts
* Advanced route planning capability
* 12.7 cm (5 in) widescreen
* Bluetooth wireless technology for hands-free calls
* Lane Assist with junction view for help with upcoming junctions
* Public Transport and Pedestrian mode with optional cityXplorer download
* Optional AA City Guides for restaurant listings, attractions and more
* Garmin’s unique speed camera warnings
* Announces street names before you turn
* Street-level mapping for Europe, including the UK and Ireland
