AnyDrive intros external hard drive-equipped X1 GPS device

It's getting increasingly hard for manufacturers to distinguish one GPS / PMP unit from the next these days (especially in Korea), but it looks like AnyDrive has made a decent attempt at it, with it now bundling a 40GB external hard drive with its new X1 device. Apart from that addition, however, the device looks to be pretty standard fare, including the de facto 7-inch display, along all the usual PMP features (including DivX, OGG, and WMA9 support) and integrated DMB TV capabilities. For some out-of-vehicle entertainment, the external hard drive can also be used as a standalone media player, with a remote control provided to control it when its hooked up to your TV. No word on a price or release date, but you know where you'll have to go if you want to pick one up.

[Billy Fiul @ Aug 23rd 2007 5:18PM]

China?

[Al @ Aug 23rd 2007 10:40PM]

Uhm, no... it's Korea...

Whenever you see the letters DMB that should automatically imply that. people are watching tv everywhere and on everything... subways, waiting for the bus.. i've even seen one taxi driver watching/sharing some drama with the passangers... and i guess they watch tv when they're bored and waiting for someone to hop into the cab

China only makes stuff.. (knockoffs rather).. a lot of the innnovation happens here (Korea), Japan or Taiwan

[Marlon @ Dec 24th 2007 4:22AM]

Hi, I'm an English Teacher in Korea.
I'm from South Africa, and I'll be finishing
my teaching contract next year March.
I would like to buy myself this model, as I think
it might be the only one that has a language option, but
I'm not sure??? Could anyone tell me if I buy any
DMB/PMP player here in Korea, would it have the English
option on it? South Africa has the DMB system since 2002,
so I'm not to concerned whether the DMB will play, I'm
worried about if the machine has English or not.

I'm thinking of buying it via:
www.gmarket.co.kr
This is the most popular internet shopping
site here in Korea.

[Marlon @ Dec 24th 2007 4:23AM]

Hi, I'm an English Teacher in Korea.
I'm from South Africa, and I'll be finishing
my teaching contract next year March.
I would like to buy myself this model, as I think
it might be the only one that has a language option, but
I'm not sure??? Could anyone tell me if I buy any
DMB/PMP player here in Korea, would it have the English
option on it? South Africa has the DMB system since 2002,
so I'm not to concerned whether the DMB will play, I'm
worried about if the machine has English or not.

I'm thinking of buying it via:
www.gmarket.co.kr
This is the most popular internet shopping
site here in Korea.