Sanyo bumps the memory on its 1seg-equipped GPS receivers

by Evan Blass, posted Apr 9th 2007 at 5:09PM

When it comes to spec bumps, there's not much that's less exciting than a simple capacity boost, so you'll have to excuse our lack of excitement over Sanyo's new NV-SB250DT and NV-SD200DT Gorilla-brand personal navigation devices. Both models share almost the exact same feature sets as their predecessor, the NV-SD10DT -- 4.5-inch, 400 x 234 pixel touchscreen, built-in 1seg tuners with EPG, and 2GB of storage (up from 1GB on the SD10DT) -- and only differ in that the SB250DT sports a rechargeable battery where the SD200DT (pictured) takes replaceable ones (Eneloops, hopes Sanyo). April 24th is when these two 'new' models will hit Japan, with the 250 marked at ¥99,750 ($833.91) and the 200 sporting an open price.

[Via Impress]

Filed under: GPS, Portable Video

Tags: 1seg, gorilla, gps, navigation, NV-SB250DT, NV-SD200DT, pnd, sanyo

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kaztm @ Apr 9th 2007 5:54PM

"simple capacity boost"?

Hello...the SB250DT has internal battery whereas its predecessor SD10DT had to be used with external battery pack, sold separately.

I really miss good Engadget...

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