PVST-SPN350 Phillar Vision Navigator finds your route for only 200 euros

by Cyrus Farivar, posted Nov 18th 2006 at 9:42AM

Earlier this week we told you about a $300 GPS nav unit, and while that was among the least expensive GPS devices that we'd seen until that point, we just spied one that dropped the price a little bit more. Meet the PVST-SPN350 Phillar Vision Navigator, an inauspicious device that gets rolling with a 276MHz processor, 32MB of ROM, 64MB of RAM, a 3.5-inch screen (320 x 240), and an SD/MMC card slot. Apparently it doesn't come with the ability to play audio and video files (you gotta pay extra for that), which may be part of the reason that the Vision Navigator appeals to the spendthrift set; the whole unit will set you back a pair of Baroque bridges (that's €200, or $256).

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Tags: gps, phillar, pvst-spn350, vision navigator, VisionNavigator

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Kingforce @ Nov 22nd 2006 3:54AM

Wow. 200 euros r very cheap for this gps product. I have never heard it!

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des @ Nov 23rd 2006 11:17AM

I ought an Acer e310 in MediaMarkt in Barcelona last week for eur199 - not a bad price and it came with Iberian detailed maps and major roads of western europe. Very nice unit

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Franchesska @ Nov 26th 2006 6:43PM

Finally someone figured out a cheap good looking device just for GPS. How bout functioning? Had anyone tried to use it?

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