Mio unveils seven-inch C517 DMB navigation system
While Mio's range of navigation systems is figuratively all over the map, the firm's latest offering packs a screen size that would have a hard time fitting in some dashes, let alone a cargo pocket. The seven-inch WVGA LCD that dominates the C517 isn't found in too many competitors, but bringing it in at just 22-millimeters thick and weighing 0.86-pounds could help convince users that it's not all that burdensome. Additionally, you'll notice USB connectivity, audio out, a media player, built-in antenna, and support for voice commands. Of course, it does manage to pull double duty as a DMB-tuning television for those in the Korean market, but unless you're positive that this thing won't be headed out into the wilderness with you, you may want to spend your 400,000KRW ($429) elsewhere. More snapshots after the jump.


























i take the right girl with it please!
looks like a nice system, but i'm not gonna sell my tomtom for that :D
when i first read the title i thought it said DUMB navigation system.
I love the neat 3-d buildings. I have a 310x and I love it - it's better than many units 3x the 190 I paid for it. I assume this will likely be pretty good too- and hackable like the 310x.
I love my 310x. First I was bitching, then there come the 2007.01 map w/ 12mill POI which make this gps 10x more useful. Then there come the Mio 3.3's Text to Speech capability.
ET, where do you get these upgrades for your 310x? Are they easy to add to the device?
ET, where do you get these upgrades for your 310x? Are they easy to add to the device?
got it all from here
http://ppcwarez.org/phpBB2/viewforum.php?f=38
very easy, just copy it over to the sd card, then copy over to your internal flash card
Battery is almost dead on tht GPS, they better charge it! :)
AM I the only one having a hard time seeing much detail with that screen? Looks like the backlight has died, there's no brightness and the screen would be difficult to see with light behind you of any kind.