Vexia 420 Truck GPS Device

Vexia 420 Truck GPS Device

Spanish firm Vexia brings a new GPS navigation device, the 420 Truck. As its name tells, the device is designed for trucks. The 420 Truck utilizs a SIRF Atlas III GPS processor and comes with 2GB internal flash memory. It has a 4.3-inch LCD screen.

The navigation software of the 420 Truck is configurable for trucks, buses, caravans and cars and its will take into account characteristics such as weight, height, size and vehicle load when calculating routes for more than 40 countries in Europe. Features like lane assistant, tunnel mode, highway assistant are also available.

The Vexia 420 Truck is priced at Euro 270.

APSI C100 GPS Nav System With Removable PMP

APSI C100 GPS Nav System With Removable PMP

Those of you reading this from South Korea have a new GPS navigation device to drool over. The APSI C100 features a generously-sized touchscreen that can be removed from the windshield mount/dock and used as a portable media player. But when connected to the dock in your car the C100 can be used to control your sound/media system in addition to serving as a robust navigation device thanks to the Gini 3D software which features all of South Korea including accurate 3D renders of buildings and other structures.

Amber Alert GPS 2G: Lets you track your kids?

Amber Alert GPS 2G: Lets you track your kids?

Still haven't found a GPS tracker out there to suit your parenting needs? Then you might want to consider this new Amber Alert GPS 2G device, which, unlike some other similar products, is actually aimed specifically at parents, and promises to be straightforward enough for all parents to use. It's main feature, of course, is to simply act as a wearable GPS beacon for your kids, which parents can call or text at any time and instantly receive a text back with its location, or track at all times on the web. The device also takes things a bit further than most with a so-called "bread crumbing" feature that creates a trail of your child's route and alerts you when they reach their destination, and a safe zone feature that limits how far your child is able to travel. That peace of mind does exactly come cheap, however, with the device itself running $379.99, while the required monthly plans start at $9.99 and go up to $59.98.