DK EMD's 2GB XPIN MX-430 GPS/DMB/PMP unit for Korea

There's a definite GPS slant here, but the XPIN MX-430 from DK EMD doesn't neglect too terribly those other staples of Korean gadget existence: DMB and PMP functionality. The device features a 4.3-inch LCD touchscreen, running at 480 x 272, and there's a 2GB SD card included. The Windows CE 5.0 device can also act as a USB host, connect with external AV devices and play back DivX files. GPS functionality looks good with a SIRF-III chip and that touchscreen, and there's of course a T-DMB tuner to round out the features set. The XPIN should be out in Korea on August 28th for around 548,000 won, roughly $568 US.

[m @ Aug 17th 2006 7:13PM]

oooh Chocolate GPS

[Me @ Aug 17th 2006 7:25PM]

If you can only get it in Korea, then why are you showing me?

[Chris @ Aug 17th 2006 10:22PM]

I honestly suspect that Engadget might get a check from the Korean Board of Tourism every month, because they help make people want to move to Korea.

[wsjchoi @ Aug 18th 2006 4:21PM]

Korea has enough population problems, please do not plan to move in... tourist visits are welcomed! =)

and you can buy these things, just find a korean buddy and have him translate the internet sites that sell these things... yes, they do ship to other countries -_-

[renae the GPS expert @ Aug 25th 2006 10:22PM]

the lines between GPS device and allround entertainment system are blurring even more. the multipurpose devices replace so many other bits and pieces of technology.