Maxtek's MNT-4300DMB has T-DMB and GPS but skimps on PMP

by Paul Miller, posted Aug 31st 2006 at 12:20PM

We're a bit miffed that Maxtek chose to go soft on one of the three pillars of Korean gadgetry: PMP playback, but their new MNT-4300DMB device has plenty to love all the same. First off, there's a 4.3-inch touchscreen, which can handle picture-in-picture just in case the GPS isn't enough of a reason to keep your eyes off the road. Navigation is powered by a SiRF III GPS module, and TV is of the T-DMB variety. The device can also handle MP3s and photos with its unmentioned amount of storage, but there doesn't seem to be any PMP functionality in sight. Not too terrible for 349,000 won ($363 US), but if PMP is your thing there will always be plenty of other choices.

Filed under: GPS, Handhelds, Portable Audio, Portable Video

Tags: dmb, gps, korea, maxtek, mnt-4300dmb, pmp, t-dmb

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DVDreams @ Sep 1st 2006 4:39AM

what's with the retro 80's chrome tv antenna???

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Eric @ Sep 1st 2006 1:21PM

If I buy this in Korea, will it work in the US?
Can I change the language too?

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Gbx @ Sep 7th 2006 10:39AM

PMP with a touchscreen and TV tuner and cool looking 3D interface is something I would sure like to see sold in our stores!

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