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Tuesday November 13, 2007
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The new VITAS 8000 from Korean auto accessory manufacturer, Freenex, combines positioning capability, turn-by-turn guidance, voice instructions, safety, comfort, and more, into a single device.
The Korea-only in-dash device sports a seven-inch wide touch screen display with a resolution of 800x400 pixels. It is powered by Intel's PXA270 520MHz processor, the first Intel XScale technology-based processor that renders high-performance multimedia acceleration. The VITAS also contain Intel's 2700G5 3D graphics accelerator, which supports 30-fps video playing and 3D mapping functionalities.
The device's standout feature, however, is its Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS), which alerts the driver in the event of a deviation from the planned route.
The device's other features include video and MP3 playback, games, karaoke, and a TPEG service for delivering all types of traffic and travel Information. The company has not made any news about pricing or release to markets outside Korea.
Post by Rahul Prabhakar
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November 13, 2007 9:07 PM
Odd that a Tire Pressure Monitoring System will let you know you are off route. I wonder what the GPS part does?