Many consumer, as small to large businesses use LandAirSea gps tracking products as choice based upon superior design, ease of use, and quality customer service.

Why I said this. Because we need to know places where you buy the products very well.

I learned a valuable lesson in these days. Never buy software before you try it. For software, if there’s no free trial available, stay away from it! Always check to see if you can find a demo to tester it.

I stopped by the GPS store yesterday, and I came home with a Software & Maps of Western Europe on DVD for TomTom NAVIGATOR 6, EUR 129.00. EUR 129.00?! Ouch! I set out to find a free or open-source alternative, and instead I did not found nothing.

The price for the online program are better than the one I bought, so I took hers back to the GPS store. I refuse to pay for software that I can get to find to low price that’s just as good… or better! You might actually try that’s better on the net than its paid counterpart.

Luckily, I came upon gpsinsight.com. In my review of the service I take a look at how gpsinsight can be an excellent service in the GPS tracking field. This site is a hardware and web software-based vehicle tracking product.

We have the only hardware which is trivial to install (plugs directly into the vehicles diagnostics port), we have same-day-shipping, we are the only product which gets direct engine diagnostics (fault codes, speed, fuel consumption, odometer readings, idle time, etc.), and our product gives 2 minute updates with VERY high end map options and customizations.

For those unfamiliar with what gpsinsight.com services is capable of, you may want to check out a few features:

- Allows to Accelerate Work

-Update each 2 minutes, with real time map of vehicle locations. You can know which vehicles are close to new orders. (No need to calling your drivers to provides their location)

-90 days of history: It allows you to save last 90 days of history, and go back and know last status

-Detailed and Summary activity reports. 2 minute updates that help you to identify fraudulent hours claimed bu your drivers

-Allow to identify an improper vehicle utilization, theft recovery, fuel consuption and so on.

-Identify and be alerted to hard brake

-Identify speed, accurate odometer, features.

-Compliance, and fuel usage/MPG from the engine’s computer

-Engine Diagnostic Fault: codes/alerts

-Begin/End of day report (compare to payroll)

-Off-Hours Reports/Alerts

-Landmark Reports (by landmark or by vehicle)

-Miles Per Gallon / Fuel Consumption report

-Stop reports with configurable idle stop times

-Idle time report using engine diagnostic data

-Service log with scheduled service alerts

-Accurate odometer, speed, diagnostic fault codes, emissions

-Scheduled email reports/graphs, and automated alerts

Video Demo

An introductory video on gpsinsight.com website give you a good idea of how their software works.

Take a PDA, throw in some golf GPS navigation software and what do you get?Right now, you get the ‘iPAQ rx5965′. Launched by HP Korea this new device is designed for golf beginner or mania with ‘My Caddy’ function.

The iPAQ rx5965 also includes all basic functions of PDA. No carrier or manufacturer announcements have been made at this point regarding availability or upgrades. Suggested price is 499,000(KRW, included golf navigation software).

Source: AVING

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I was browsing navigadget blog when I noticed that Aigo has launched its new gps navigation system called ‘Gps P370′. The company is hitting up with a gps from 3.5 inch touchscreen lcd display, and runs an freescale Dragonball 266MHZ processor making it a pre-requisite.

Other features includes 64MB of internal memory while an SD/MMC memory card enables to expand your memory store. No carrier or manufacturer announcments have been made at this point regarding availability or price.

Source: navigadget.com

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Well, more shots of this gps have turned up from Aving.net to give us a better idea of this portable DMB navigation device ‘Mio C317′.

Through DMB recording support, the Mio C317 enables users to view the scenes that you might miss while PIP(Picture in Picture) function allows you to enjoy both DMB and navigation screen.

It has 4.3-inch LCD display, Sirf III GPS module, includes ‘Miomap 2007′ map software provides 3D mode screen. The battery should give around 4 hours of continuous use. Price quoted is 349,000(KRW).

Source: AVING

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Xpin launched an tremendus DMB navigation device called ‘RX550/RX550S’ in Korea market. Its features 6.5-inch DMB, You can use handle remote control of Hyundai, Kia, and Daewoo motors which does not support DVD player functionality like the brothers version ‘RX650/RX650S.

You can adopt external hard disc in dash board via USB cable. There is a little bit difference in color and UI between ‘RX550′ and ‘RX550S’. No word just yet on pricing or availability.

Source: AVING

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It was announced at CES 2007,  but now the new Mio C520 is officially out and as usual we have some features for you.

As we can see from this detailed image it packs a large screen from 4.3 inch display, while with a microSD slot you can add an MMC memory card and boost your memory.

Also It features innovative way of speaking to the user and each Mio C520 will come pre-loaded with U.S. and Canadian maps.  The Mio C520 is now available to U.S. consumers for $399.95.

Source: ubergizmo.com

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Freenex(www.freenex.com) strikes again! navigation VITAS 7000 provides a new way to add personality to your car. Launched in Korea marketV, ITAS 7000 has many new features that make it stand out from the others.

Thanks to the PIP(Picture in Picture) and NIP(Navi in Pcture) technologies, you can navigate through maps and voice while watching video.

It run PXA270 520MHz processor,  while as you’d expect, it gets high praise for including a “crispy” 7-inch widescreen DMB, 800×480 resolution digital TFT-LCD of Samsung, making the “gorgeous” new interface even more intuitive to use.

Other features includes. USB 2.0 host functionality, iRF Star III chipset, built-in DMB antenna, FM transmitter and electronic manual. We’re still waiting on deets surround availability, while the suggested price is 499,000(KRW).

Today we are getting our readers to know the new Navigation System by TTool.
This device run a 400MHz Samsung S3C2440A processor, you can fill up the 64MB of NAND Flash ROM, 64MB of SDRAM, while as you’d expect, it get high praise for including a “crispy and sharp” touchscreen(480 x 324 resolution)  that allows you to navigate through menus easily with a fingertip. There isn’t any informations if the webcam-type device  records video,

It designed for enjoying video, photos, and music MP3s on the go via its media player. The presentation also notes that this device will includes USB, audio in / out, DMB TV tuner, a SiRF Star III GPS receiver, and SD / MMC flash card slot.

No carrier or manufacturer announcements have been made at this point regarding availability and no word on pricing yet.

Source: Engadget.com

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Cheap Aytobe GPS navigation system is manufactured by Aytobe and sold at Maplin.
It combines navigation and the MP3 player function, includes SiRF Star III GPS receiver, UK mapping with 7-digit post code on SD using Tele Atlas maps.

The 3.5″ touch screen allows you to navigate menus easily with a stylus, while the 64MB flash memory are available for your tunes but the battery enable only 3 hours of continuos use.
The device can be ordered online for £99.99 now.

Source: navigadget.com

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GPS lovers will appreciate The Kenwood HDV-990 Car Navigation system.
It packs CD±R/RW and DVD±R/RW discs and shows USB interface.  HDV-990 includes jam packed with the maps of Japan and features.

Car navigation can also support MP3, WMA, AAC, VR files and it’s capable of store up to 40GB HDD of data. No carrier or manufacturer announcements have been made at this point regarding availability or price yet.

Source: Mobilewhack.com

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