iriver M10 / NV PMP navigator in the wild

by Donald Melanson, posted Jun 28th 2007 at 9:10PM

Until now, we haven't seen much more than prettied-up press shots of iriver's NV GPS/PMP unit (previously known as the M10), but the company's finally let the device loose for everyone to get a better look at, with the folks at AVING.net among those snapping up pics of it at a recent event. As you can see, what we previously assumed to be only a jog dial actually boasts its own screen (a 1.15 inch PMOLED display, specifically), which is apparently used to provide key bits of information in icon-form. Otherwise, the device looks to be just what we've been expecting, with it reportedly on track for a Korean release sometime next month.

[Via Navigadget]

Filed under: GPS, Portable Audio, Portable Video

Tags: gps, iriver, iriver nv, IriverNv, m10, PMOLED, pmp

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

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Craig @ Jun 28th 2007 10:24PM

That's one slick package....nice design, guys!

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cynthia joffrion @ Jun 29th 2007 12:12AM

I have had great success with Iriver products.

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Bazza @ Jun 29th 2007 7:10AM

wow! for once a device looks exactly as good as the press shote. its gorgeus and the pmoled dial just rocks.

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Bazza @ Jun 29th 2007 7:11AM

wow! for once a device looks exactly as good as the press shots. its gorgeous and the pmoled dial just rocks.

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FermitTheKrog @ Jun 29th 2007 7:25AM

I want this. I am not a heavy follower on iRiver products. What are the odds this will come out over here?

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cynthia joffrion @ Jul 4th 2007 11:57PM

Nice product

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