It comes with a great exposure of the touchscreen from 7 inches (800×480), HyOn MyWi T10 is a wonderful navigation system of in-automobile T-DMB. The driver they can enjoy the mobile entertainment on–they go, comprised the TV satellite transmitted for radio, the audio and the video playback; with the ability to keep posted themselves of their route and to avoid to obtain lost on the road. And thanks to the relative possibility of elaboration multitask, driver, as an example, can watch the traversano film simultaneously while the programs. With the supplied full-functional remote control, the driver moreover they do not have have lost their concentration on the road if they wish to change the audio track. Moreover, input the composite allows that the film from the video external sources is played on T10. Other characteristics include a rabbet of shunting line card standard, two orificii of the USB, the connections of the external antenna for are the GPS that DMB and the precaricato software of navigation of Mappy.

Popularity: 16% [?]

This gadget is really cool! With simplicity, this thing can be a Ipod Rivals, I know, it’s a little bigger than Ipod, but it worth with the feature. The Dimension is 44x62x17mm and weighted 78 grams. The sound is great, I loved the headphone phi 3.5mm. With 10GB HDD, it can record for about 333hours or 5000 tunes. Screen 1.5inch Organic EL Color. Available languages English, French, Italian, German, Dutch, Spanish and Japanese. Interface is using usb2.0 or 1.1. Price is $379.75 at Geekstuff4u. Get your own!

Popularity: 18% [?]

Are you looking for a long lasting battery power for digital recorder? Then this gadget is for you! With one AAA battery it can record about 25 hours. Imagine that! All day long of voice recorder? Great for journalist. Other feature is, record in CD Quality, 2 GB internal memory, support MP3, PCM. And able to play MP3, PCM, WMA and DRM10-WMA files. This PCM Dictaphone has USB Port so you don’t have to carry USB cable. No information on pricing and availability yet.

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Oh, you know you want one. That slab of rugged yellow and blackness, complete with chunky antenna and oversized keys has been calling your name ever since you spotted it for rent last year. Well, after last season’s successful run of FanView rentals, Nascar and Nextel are selling the handheld race-day scanner outright for $370 online or $415 trackside, though you’ll still need to fork over $10 for a race-weekend activation whenever you want to actually use it to keep track of those big, hairy, American winning machines. Features still include live video and audio from the race, along with real-time data and stats, and audio replay for catching those little “that just happened” moments. You also can peep in-car cameras from up to seven drivers, or just stick it in the bed of your truck to improve traction. Rentals are still available for $50 a day and $70 per weekend.

Popularity: 13% [?]