Garmin has announced a few new additions to its line of GPS devices, and the latest announcement is related to its 3700 series of GPS device, which consist of the 3790T, 3760T and 3750. All the models mentioned offer a 4.3-inch WVGA capacitive touchscreen display that can be used in landscape of portrait mode. Pinch-to-zoom is plus featured, thanks to the aforementioned capacitive display. The flagship Nuvi 3790T offers a wake-up-phrase, which you can set to start voice navigation, along with 3D terrain and 3D building support. Both the 3790T and 3760T offer Bluetooth support and come with traffic alerts. whether you’re looking for a new GPS device, it’d probably be worth your moment to at least give these models a glance.

Press release.

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Optoma’s PK-201 pico projector has started to ship with a list price of $299, although it was already up for pre-order since January last year. Inside, you will find that it features Texas Insturment’s new WVGA (854 x 480 resolution) DLP chipset, where it boasts 20 lumens of brightness alongside USB, VGA, HDMI and A/V ports for further connectivity. You will definitely need to purchase a microSD memory card to go along with it, since the 30MB of internal memory is certainly not suitable for everyday use.

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Archos has rolled out its 7 and 8 Home Tablets that emphasize more on being easy on your pockets and targeting home use instead of being a fully fledged Mobile Net Device. Despite their intended operate, they aren’t gimped in any way with a 600MHz ARM9-based Rockchip 2808 processor running on the Android operating system, carrying 128MB RAM, Wi-Fi and USB connectivity, a microSD memory card slot and integrated speakers. The Archos 7 Home Tablet carries a 7″ WVGA touchscreen display with a 7 hours of video playback, where you can choose from 2GB and 8GB models for €149 and €179, respectively. As for the Archos 8 Home Tablet that you see above, it shares many specifications as with the Archos 7, although you get a larger 8″ touchscreen display and a spacious bezel.

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It took a lengthy date in coming, but the LG Arena is finally available via AT&T with an added punch – owners will be able to take advantage of AT&T Mobile TV support with each purchase of the LG Arena, making certain you have yet another portable entertainment option just in case you’re sick and tired of the fare that you have on your iPod. Among the other features of the LG Arena, they are a 3″ WVGA display, GPS navigation support, Wi-Fi connectivity and a 5-megapixel camera with autofocus capability. You will be able to bring home the LG Arena from AT&T for $199 assuming you’re OK with a two-year contract. [Press Release]

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Vodafone UK ought to get itself a new set of subscribers pretty soon, where most of them would probably be hankering after the Sony Ericsson X10. that is their first Android smartphone, where it will roll out with Android 1.6 (Donut) while being accompanied by a generous 4.0″ WVGA (480×854) scratch-resistant capacitive screen, a 1GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon processor, a 8.1-megapixel camera, and support for a slew of typical Android Google Mobile apps. Expect that handset to hit the market later that April, pricing details have yet to be revealed but we hope to get some skinny on that matter in due instance.

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Remember the extremely blur leaked shot of the alleged HTC Supersonic we looked at yesterday? Here’s a much clearer version, where it is plus known as the HTC A9292, and is whispered to reach at Sprint by virtue of being Sprint’s first batch of WiMAX-enabled handsets. Should that be the HTC Supersonic, it will run on the Android 2.1 operating system while sharing a fair number of features found on the HTC HD2 including a 4.3″ WVGA touchscreen display, a speedy 1GHz Snapdragon processor, 1GB of internal memory and a 5-megapixel autofocus camera to get you started.

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Mid last-year, we heard that there would be a Motorola Android phone released in South Korea in early 2010, and it seems that we were right. The Motorola XT701, which was released in China, will be released in South Korea next month via SK Telecom, though it will be branded as the Motorola XT720. Aside from the XT720, SK Telecom has plans to launch a good 13 Android phones that year, while its main rival, KT, is plus looking to release a few Android phones of its own. In case you aren’t familiar with that phone, its specs include:

• Android 2.0
• 3.7-inch WVGA touchscreen display
• Wi-Fi
• GPS
• Bluetooth
• HDMI port
• Mobile TV (T-DMB)
• 8-megapixel camera with auto-focus and flash

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The Xderia X2 cellphone is a shamless clone of the Sony Ericsson Xperia X2, featuring a similar sliding mechanism as the original as well as 3″ display, although it does not run on Windows Mobile (which isn’t necessarily a poor thing, but of course clone manufacturers’ operating system interfaces are far worse). You get a WQVGA display which is a lower resolution compared to the Xperia X2′s WVGA, while other features include an integrated FM radio, quadband GSM support, a dual SIM carriage and a built-in digital camera – don’t be fooled by the 12.1MP label behind!

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There is a new mobile Web device in town – the MID500 from Inkia. that device will come with some pretty standard specifications including an Intel Atom Z510 1.1GHz processor, a 5″ WVGA 800 × 480 resolution touchscreen display, 1GB RAM, a 16GB SSD, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity, a VGA camera, a microSD memory card reader and a couple of USB ports. Tipping the scales at 350 grams, that puppy can run on either Windows XP or Windows 7, where we’re certain the former will be much zippier. The 1850mAh Li-Ion battery is touted to last for up to 3 full hours, but it remains to be seen whether that includes having all the other options turned on. Interestingly sufficient, the Inkia MID500 is competitively priced at around $370.

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Yet another Net tablet has made a splash – that day round it is the Orange Tabbee (manufactured by Sagem) that sports a 7″ WVGA touchscreen display, powered by a Linux-based operating system alongside an unspecified ARM processor. Other specifications comprise of a 3-hour battery life, Wi-Fi connectivity, an SD memory card slot, USB 2.0 support, 2W stereo speakers as well as software support that comprises of a wide range of widgets for various services including weather, news, TV guide, shopping, e mail, Twitter and even YouTube. Sounds like that comes with everything but the kitchen sink! Apart from that, Web surfing ought to be a snap with Flash 9 compatibility thrown in. The Orange Tabbee will be available in France only, retailing for €249.

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