In its attempt to stand out from the typical GPS crowd, Medion today updated its GoPal GPS mapping units with the P4425. The 4.3-inch widescreen navigator is the first to include a biometric fingerprint reader built into the device for security. Users just swipe their finger to gain access, Medion boasts. The measure lets drivers leave the device in a car for brief intervals knowing that a thief could not make use of the system. It also prevents having to enter a text password using a more cumbersome touchscreen keyboard.

Outside of this feature, the P4424 represents one of Medion's mid-range devices that lacks Bluetooth but adds a Traffic Message Channel receiver for live driving conditions, voice recognition, and an FM transmitter that beams audio directions through the car's own stereo. It comes with a speed warning system and lane recommendations, and should be available in Europe as of today with prices varying by the country.