Cydle has given everybody their Christmas present this year as the
company has unveiled two devices that it will show case at CES. The
Cydle T43H is a continuation of their line of PNDs (Personal Navigation
Device aka car-mounted GPS devices), which adds new traffic features,
and the M7, a new MID device
While many think that dedicated GPS units for cars
are being replaced by turn-by-turn navigation apps for smartphones,
Cydle comes back with a strong new PND offering. The T43H will offer
built-in HD radio, as well as what they're calling HD traffic updates .
The company claims that T43H users will get traffic updates 10 times
faster than other traffic message channels . Beyond the GPS features,
the T43H has a 4.3-inch touch screen, can can play videos, music and
display pictures. No word on storage size, but the T43H will come with a
SD slot.
Their other new gadget, the M7 MID will have a wide touchscreen (no
specific size announced), and will be able to play videos and music in
addition to its web surfing abilities. 8GB will be on-board and it will
also include a 3D memory card slot.
Excited? The devices will be shown off further at CES. The T43H GPS will
cost $149 and will be released Q1 2010, while the M7 will cost $199 and
will be released in Q2 2010.
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