Cydle to offer new devices at CES 2010

CES 2010 is the launchpad for many companies where new products are concerned, and Cydle isn’t going to miss out on the party next January by offering to unveil the first portable GPS with built-in HD Radio and free HD live traffic updates in the world. The Korea-based company hopes that their portable GPS system will turn any vehicle into a haven, even if it is a bone shaker, offering the driver with various options to get to their destination accurately within the routes selected, or keeping the kids in the back seat entertained while one’s family is on a long road trip in order to avoid the dreaded repetitious question, “Are we there yet?”
New technology employed includes GPS with HD Traffic Update, where one is able to receive Live Traffic updates up to 10 times faster compared to its competitors. The new T43H from Cydle will feature integrated HD Radio, where one will receive free HD Traffic. Inside the T43H will also feature both internal and external antennas, where they will refresh automatically to include the most up-to-date information concerning accidents, traffic speed and road construction areas. All you need to do when behind the wheel is to key in the destination and receive real-time alerts as they go, but do use some common sense as well since it has been proven that not all GPS maps have been updated to reflect real world conditions.
Other features of the T43H goes include a high-resolution 4.3″ screen, audio and video playback alongside support for a wide variety of multimedia file formats. You can also use this to flick through photos of your favorite memories, although we would recommend you keep your eyes on the road instead. Retailing for $299 a pop, there won’t be any hidden costs or subscription fees attached to the Cydle T43H. No idea on when the exact release date would be alongside the markets it will be rolled out in, but we guess that more light will be shed when CES 2010 rolls around.
Source: Slashgear

BlackBerry Curve 8300

At first sight the curve of Blackberry (also called Blackberry 8300) seems infinitely like new Blackberry 8830, but the curve is a device aimed more of the consumers and of much in manners is rather the curve of Blackberry of the Pearl.

The Blackberry is a device of quadruple-band GSM with data of GPRS and EDGE (but no 3G). On before on the 8300 is great and very luminous posting of the Pixel 320×240, a keyboard QWERTY and a mini travelling ball. To reverse the finished curve and you can see a numerical camera of 2 megapixel. The curve of Blackberry also has 64MB internal storage (extensible via the charts of microSD) and of a player of multi-media, web browser.
It is mainly a telephone of transmission of messages, and Blackberry 8300 supports standard protocols of Internet, can support a waiter of corporation of Blackberry or can be used with a solution with wire carrying “email thorough” where available. With Juste 111 grams in the weight, curve 8300 of Blackberry is pretty light for a smartphone of transmission of messages of this type. It is also completely a contract of little more which it model 8800. There is no GPS on the curve (with the difference from the 8800) but it is always a pretty not very common device to find in a compound nowadays.
It can be employed with a receiver Bluetooth-licence of GPS however, and fact the case you can employ the application of charts of Blackberry found on the 8800. Talktime is four hours, which is not an enormous quantity but then the large screen and the relative light weight of the 8300 come at a price. The time of help is 17 days – and it is more close to the kind of figure than you will see whether you employ the curve of Blackberry only to send messages of email.

Garmin Oregon 450t

Key upgrades made to the Oregon 450t and Oregon 450 include user-selectable dashboards, enhanced track navigation, high-speed USB that makes it much faster to transfer maps to and from your computer, photo navigation capability and the 3-axis tilt-compensated electronic compass which is capable of showing which direction you are heading towards even when standing still – and this happens without having to hold it level. New dashboards introduced offer users the ability to customize the appearance of various pages on your Oregon, and among them include the geocaching, compass, stopwatch and elevation functions. Chances are if you fall under the hikers, cyclists and trail runners category, the enhanced track navigation will prove especially useful, as it prevents you from curling up under a rock and waiting for someone to rescue you should you get lost.

A couple of AA batteries are able to offer up to 16 hours of battery life on both models. Each of them will feature a high-sensitivity GPS receiver with HotFix, where it is capable of automatically calculating and storing critical satellite information, so that such information can be pulled and used in the future to calculate a position in a jiffy. Other features include 850MB internal memory and a microSD memory card slot that is good for holding photos and optional map data.