New LG GPS unit slips into stores
updated 01:10 pm EDT, Tue April 24, 2007
New LG GPS unit hits shops
Quietly announced at the Consumer Electronics Show in January, a new GPS unit from LG is now on sale from the likes of Amazon. The LN735 uses a SiRFstar III receiver and a 3.5-inch touchscreen, and has an impressive pre-loaded database, covering the US, Canada and Puerto Rico with over seven million points of interest.
Onboard memory is 2GB, which can be used to store photos and music files (MP3/WMA) as well as maps; this capacity can also be expanded with through an SD slot. LG claims up to four hours of battery life, and the device offers a number of other standard features such as voice guidance and flipping between 2D and 3D views. Amazon is selling the 735 for a reduced price of $350. [via NaviGadget]
