by Luna on September 16, 2008
In Navigation device market, Sanyo might not be as popular as Magellans or Garmin, But when it comes to the terms “placing the right features at the right price“, we think that the newly released Easy Street NVM-4370 pretty nice.
The gadget offers a 4.3-inch touch screen, 4 GB of memory and SD expansion slot, text – to-speech in three languages, mic for hands-free calling and Bluetooth an input for a TMC receiver and FM transmitter with your car audio, and MP3/WMA/WAV files on your radio.
If you're new here, you may want to subscribe to my RSS feed. Thanks for visiting!
by Mick on August 11, 2008
Also called as a ‘revolutionaire handset’ Sanyo Katana has a unique shape with lots of feature inside. There is a standard 2 megapixel camera to shoot any moment you like, the GPS feature with Sprint Navigation will make your journey easier. The Katana also provided with EV-DO connectivity that enable you to stay in contact with your friends.
You can also use Bluetooth connectivity with your headset, it supports 2.0 version already. For storage capacity side, there is a microSD memory card that allows to add more data to the gadget.
Sanyo introduced the second generation water-resistant LCD monitor ‘CE52SR1′ integration revolutionary sun-readable LCD panel and marine grade construction.
This unique LCD monitor is lightweight, runs cooler and uses less power . The CE52SR1 makes no concessions to the image quality with full HD resolution and a contrast ratio 1500:1. In combination with the sun CE52SR1 feature reading, is also ideal for low sunlight with 1500 cd/m2 in screen brightness.
The CE52SR1 comes up with a wide variety of input / output terminals instead of HDMI it uses DVI-D, so you can make full use of the monitor screen color, blur-free, high-speed 6.5 ms time response while looking at a wide range of real-time video signals.
