Commodore, the company that helped kick-start the personal computer revolution in the end of 70s, as well as the 80s, is back with a cutting-edge GPS-enabled portable media center codenamed ‘The Navigator Combo’.
‘The Navigator Combo’ from Commodore comes with a 30GB hard drive (preloaded with maps), a 3.6” touch screen and an integrated GPS receiver. Other than navigating with this lovely gadget, you may also enjoy your musics or videos when you’re not going around. This Windows CE based gadget has a pair of built-in speakers, and supports playbacks of MP3 and WMA audio files, as well as MPEG-4 and DivX video files.
File transfer between ‘The Navigator Combo’ and computer can be done via the USB 2.0 interface, or SD memory cards as it also has a SD card memory expansion slot.
According to Stuff Magazine (UK), this unit, as well as more exciting gadgets from Commodore will be displayed at their Best of Stuff exhibition, which will be held in London from November 4th to 6th later this year.
Via: Shiny Shiny and Stuff Magazine (UK)
