GPS,
Yukyung intros Viliv X7 GPS / PMP unit
By Donald Melanson 
posted Aug 3rd 2007 2:09AM
posted Aug 3rd 2007 2:09AM
It's been less than a month since Korea's Yukyung took the wraps off its Viliv X2 PMP navigator, but it seems that the company has already decided to further expand the line, with it now introducing its Viliv X7 unit. As with the X2, this one's available with your choice of 4GB or 8GB of NAND flash memory, along with a 7-inch 800x480 display, a rear view camera, and an SD/SDHC slot for further expansion. As is par for the course, the device also comes packed with all the usual PMP features, as well as an integrated DMB TV tuner, TPEG support for traffic alerts and, yes, even karaoke. Look for it to set you back 549,000 won for 4GB model and 629,000 won for the 8GB (or roughly $595-$680).
Just what people need, to watch TV while driving...
Not neccessary. Say when you go camping, it is nice to use it as a portable TV.
Koreans have been watching TV while driving for many years.
Ew, Yuky!
I wish we'd get devices like these in the States. Especially DMB TV.
But of course, when we get that service here is anybody's guess. I just hope whoever brings it here moves faster on it. We've only been waiting for it in the States for a thousand years now.
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