A personal navigation device from NDrive, called G700, with 4.3″ screen, GSM/GPRS connectivity which enables the G700 to connect to the internet for local information.

Here comes another high tech device that called MirrorPilot. MirrorPilot uses ANTARIS 4 GPS chipset with SuperSense, 2D and 3D maps, voice instructions, and traffic message channel. The display inside the mirror measures 2.2″ and has QVGA resolution.

This is a GPS navigation system for your car. Made by Azentek, the Atlas CPC-1200 is a full pledged Microsoft Vista PC. If the Vista UI is of no interest to you then feel free switch to the custom interface designed by Azentek.

This double-DIN car PC has a 6.5″ touch screen, has internal SiRFstarIII GPS receiver with an external antenna, bluetooth, and of course 802.11b/g wireless.

Here comes the Bendix/King KSN 770 Next Generation GPS/NAV/COMM for aircrafts. The KSN770 combines an IFR GPS navigatior, integrated TAWS, weather radar display and a 16-watt digital VHF comm, replacing 4 other separate units in your cockpit.

A GPS navigation device that includes many other features for the user has come from Korea. Called TG Favicon, it’s actually a “semi-portable” device most probably because of its rather large 7″ screen.

With the TG Favicon dual DMB receiver, you can watch two channels at the same time (picture in picture), offers TPEG traffic, and support for various multimedia formats.

A new target locator that embeds a GPS receiver. The new Surveillance System and Range Finder (SSARF) allows the user to find the exact location and distance of enemy forces quickly and even determine the most appropriate and accurate artillery firepower to use.