TomTom's entry-level EASE GPS heads for North America

updated 12:10 pm EST, Wed January 6, 2010

 

Integrated mount foldable for transportation


TomTom on Wednesday announced that its entry-level EASE navigation system is headed for the North American market. The device features an integrated EasyPort mount which folds flat for portability. A 3.5-inch LCD touchscreen offers 320x240 resolution, while the company's EasyMenu interface has been improved with a simple two-icon layout.

The device is pre-loaded with US maps from Tele Atlas, along with 3 million points of interest (POIs). Text-to-speech support allows users to listen to navigation alerts such as upcoming turns.

The EASE is expected to ship early this year, although pricing has yet to be announced.


By Electronista Staff

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