A new GPS navigation system called N3 by Korean Cowon has released, it integrates real time traffic information service TPEG.
Cowon N3 has a 7″ touch screen that almost covers the whole face of the device but still has room for 6 interface buttons on the right hand side.

Here comes the Eclipse AVN2210p by Yaris SR in Europe, which includes a detachable TomTom portable navigation system.
For this setup, you can use the 3.5″ touch screen as an interface for the car stereo and when docked into its place the TomTom charges its battery so you never have to worry about unsightly cables and such.

X5 AIO is a new portable media player manufactured by Viliv. The X5 AIO which is expected to hit the market in March has WVGA (800×480) LCD screen, and runs on a Au1250 processor at 700Mhz. It will come in two versions, a 30GB and a 60GB one.

adNav has already made the Boomerang available in New York, with additional cities and locations to follow in the coming weeks through partners including DoubleTree and Omni Hotels.

The device is an ad-supported mobile concierge system with built-in GPS navigation that targets hotels, airlines and car rental agencies for business.

A new GPS navigation system by Marbella, it called NAV-8800. It has the slightly bigger screen at 4 inches and uses the super sensitive SiRF Star III GPS receiver.

It offering various entertainment features such as photo album, a MP3 player, and a movie player. But the most exciting of it all is the built-in 2 megapixel digital camera - in case you don’t have one on your cell phone.

Dreevo is a GPS navigation system that combines messaging and tracking in one small device. What enables Dreevo the power to messaging and tracking is GSM/GPRS module of course. Such two way connected devices are becoming the next standard in GPS navigation. Take for example the Dash which is coming out at the end of next month or nuvi 780 which uses MSN Direct network, or Magellan’s Maestro 5340 which has unknown availability date.