DigitalCube Announced Its 7-Inch S/T-DMB Navigation Called ‘i-Station N7tu’

by Nicola Deiana on June 29, 2007 · 0 Comments
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DigitalCube announced its 7-inch navigation called ‘i-Station N7tu’ .

The N7tu is rather a simply design with a 1.8-inch LCD display screen (800×480) that took up most of the space. With an hard disk from 30GB/60GB, It packs both T- and S-DMB through co-working with TU Media.

The N7tu offers free of charge S-DMB service for three years to users, and includes TPEG service that allows users to view real time traffic information. Run AMD’s Alchemy AU1250 CPU processor, and include karaoke, rear camera and AV input.

Available in two colors rispectively, stone and metal-black, N7tu will available for 600,000(KRW).

Source: AVING

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