Mio C728 has a few things that should be praised and I will of course start with the 7-inch screen display with 800 x 480 resolutions. This should be big enough for everyone that wanted something bigger that tells what streets to turn left.
If the seven inches display or the audio/video player it comes bundled with are not enough, then you should know it works on a Samsung 2443 processor at 400MHz with a 20-channel SiRFstar III GPS chipset and features and internal speakers, 2GB of memory, 64MB of RAM, SD and MMC memory expansion slots, Bluetooth and USB connectivity.

Mio C728 works on Windows CE.net 5.0, has a 1200mAh battery that gives up to 2.5 hours of battery autonomy. There is no news on price and availability so far, but it will come out soon.

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In March at CEBIT, ViaMichelin which is a subsidiary of Michelin Group (EPA:ML), announced that it will produce model X-970, a portable GPS navigator. It’s been eight months since then, and we got official wording that ViaMichelin X-970 is available for sale right now.
We’re talking here about a portable 3.5-inch wide GPS navigator, with Bluetooth, text-to-speech and real time traffic information. This is supposed to be the first product “to integrate exclusive Michelin Green Guide content, describing thousands of attractions across the U.S. and Canada.” It’s smart enough that it can connect to ViaMichelin.com to find restaurants, hotels or shops in New York and San Francisco.

The price for the new ViaMicheling X-970 is $399 and you can buy one right now if you like it. Check the pictures below!