Iriver's M10 busts loose as the NV PMP navigator

The iriver NV -- as in NaVigation, initially outed as the M10 -- is now up and official. Chances are, if you're in the market for a PMP, the NV's got your needs covered. The 7-inch, 840 x 480 LED backlit LCD packs T-DMB television; SiRF III GPS; 2 SD slots (1 reserved for navigation maps presumably); a USB 2.0 host jack; FM transmitter; a "GPS Camera" which presumably GPS tags its 1.3 megapixel photos; and plenty of media support including OGG audio and DivX video among the usuals. All that in a sleek slab of kit which will more than likely never leave the S.Korean market in its current form.

[Via Akihabara News]

[Joe @ Jun 18th 2007 10:01AM]

That is a thing of beauty!

[Ravi @ Jun 18th 2007 10:08AM]

Is there any chance of it coming to the US/UK?

[aeo @ Jun 18th 2007 10:48AM]

Saaaayyy... that's a nice camera. Could it take decent images of, say, something 2.5 miles away? Let's say, hypothetically, across a Demilitarised Zone? Yeah, I think S. Korea is gonna need all the IRiver M10's they can get their hands on for a few years. So, you'll just have to make due with something not so concealable or capable, like an iPod or something.

[Tom @ Jun 18th 2007 11:10AM]

what a beast

[Revels @ Jun 18th 2007 11:41AM]

Remember that mock-up of the iWalk from years past? Well here it is!

[lwing @ Jun 18th 2007 12:21PM]

http://www.iriver.co.kr/event/2007/SEK2007/c_event.asp?mode=1 Iriver

[LS @ Jun 18th 2007 12:51PM]

man that thing looks great - even the remote control is awesome looking! I find it slightly odd it doesnt mention WiFi in the spec list though.

[_man1c_ @ Jun 18th 2007 2:02PM]

iwants

[Don @ Jun 18th 2007 2:54PM]

Does anyone know...

I'm going to Japan in a couple weeks. I notice that many of these weird Korean gadgets are outed in the Akihabara News (obviously in Japan).

Can you get these gadgets (in general, not this specifically) in Akiba? And is there any issue in bringing them back to the US?

[dan @ Jun 18th 2007 3:29PM]

Absolutely gorgeous. That bulgy knob seems to make it decidedly not pocketable. It better come with a real nice leather case, because that thing will be scratched to oblivion in my backpack.

[Douglas @ Jun 19th 2007 2:17AM]

I'm going to have do some importing. I'm going to have to import myself into S. Korea.