Vexia Econav Series 80 GPS navigation devices
December 14, 2009 · Print This Article
Vexia has a new range of Econav Series 80 GPS navigation devices, where the x80 series offers grade new features on both hardware and software levels. The top two models would be the Econav Vexia 480 and 380, and while it doesn't offer much difference in terms of design as compared to its predecessors, they are a wee bit more stylish and slimmer. The 480 is equipped with 2GB internal memory, a 500MHz dual core processor, the SiRF Atlas IV GPS chipset, a microSD memory card slot and a 4.3" display at 480 × 272 resolution complete with a light sensor to help you save ability even more. The EcoNav 480 has a capability rating of approximately 4 hours. As for the Vexia 380, it shares everything with the 480 save
for a smaller screen size at 3.5" and 320 x 240 resolution. To form it stand out from the rest, the software helps you drive more efficiently by deciding when is the most ideal moment to switch gears while you're tackling a specific road in a specific vehicle model - not too ideal whether you're not driving stick. Expect the Vexia Econav Vexia 480 and 380 to retail for 190 Euros and 230 Euros, respectively.Permalink: Vexia Econav Series 80 GPS navigation devices from Ubergizmo | Hot: Nokia Booklet 3G Review
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