NDrive reveals internet-enabled G700 navigator

It's not exactly likely that we Americans will ever see NDrive's G700 on our soil, but for folks overseas who can look forward to receiving it when it launches next month, here's what you can expect. This navigator sports a 4.3-inch display along with a snazzy integrated GSM / GPRS module for connecting to the intarwebs and pulling down traffic, weather, local movie listings, etc. when cruising about. Unfortunately, that's it for the details right now, but if you've heard enough, you can round up your €480 ($704) and start counting down the days.

[Via NaviGadget]

[siniux @ Feb 19th 2008 11:31AM]

Nice!
And all this from a Portuguese company!

[Erik @ Feb 19th 2008 11:40AM]

Well, the aerial photos comes from an Exchange traded company called Blom.

Blom has a license agreement with Pictometry for merging photos from four different angles... Search for Pictometry and you will see the light...

[Erik @ Feb 19th 2008 11:42AM]

Öh... correction: the stock is in Oslo, Norway and Blom has a license for the Pictometry technology in Europe...

[siniux @ Feb 19th 2008 12:23PM]

That's fine! No one expects Ndrive to be a "all in one" company.
But the product it's very very nice! :D

[gotdibz @ Feb 19th 2008 12:34PM]

REAL MADRID HALA MADRID!!....El Santiago bernabeu the best futbol stadium in the world

[rodsky @ Feb 19th 2008 1:05PM]

THIS MAN IS SMART

VAMOS REAL MADRID METELE UNA CHINGA AL ROMA!!!

HALA MADRID!

[aahatimy @ Feb 19th 2008 7:17PM]

Thats why Real just lost to Roma.

United for the Champions League

[Antonio Pratas @ Feb 19th 2008 2:00PM]

Go Portugal! It really looks promising as a gps device, hope to see this around here

[Fernando Marques @ Feb 19th 2008 6:33PM]

Great stuff from Portugal !!!

[daniela l. @ Mar 8th 2008 3:11AM]

Great stuff from Portugal( from the city of Porto). But Roma's won. Good bye, Real Madri. See you next year.