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Routon previews its Android MIDs
Android on netbooks might be the fad du jour, but it sounds like Routon's still working the MID angle -- the company just dropped word of two devices in the pipeline. The P760 and P730 are said to be in the "research phase," so we don't know too much about 'em, but they certainly look nice, and they're scheduled to hit sometime in the second half of the year. Honestly, though, we can't help but wonder when and where we're supposed to use these things -- anyone craving a MID over a netbook or smartphone?[Via Slashgear]
Acer's new P710 and P730 GPS units for Europe
Nothing like kicking off the week with a boring pair of GPS navigation systems that aren't even States bound. Acer's new P710 and P730 rock the ubiquitous SiRF III chipset, 4.3-inch 480 x 272 displays, 64MB of ROM and 64MB of RAM, SD expansion and Windows CE 5.0. The P710 includes a 512MB SD card with regional maps, while the P730 includes a 2GB SD card with all of Europe, along with RDS / TMC traffic info. Prices start at 199 Euro ($280 US), and Acer should be shipping these in October.[Via NaviGadget]
