If you’ve been dying to get your hands on a non-phone Android device, then the Archos5 Internet Tablet is the device for you. Available on Amazon, this PMP has a 4.8-inch screen and will cost $390 for the 160GB and $370 for the 32GB. On a single charge, the Archos5 will playback 10 hours of audio and 4 hours of video. The PMP also allows for HD video content and has full-featured GPS.
TomTom, a leader in PNDs, is releasing two new devices. Both devices, the XXL 530S and XXL 540S, are part of the new XXL group. These new PNDs pack a 5-inch touchscreen display, Map Share, a Fold and Go EasyPort mount, improved user menu, and full maps of the US and Canada. The higher end model, the 540S, comes with a sleeker design that features maps of Mexico, seven million POIs, and advanced lane guidance. These two devices will be available for purchase next month in the US and Canada. Prices are $279.95 for the 530S and $299.95 for the 540S.
Adding two new models to its HD Handycam line, Sony has unveiled the HDR-CX500V and the HDR-CX520V. The two models ship with a backlit CMOS sensor, shoot 1080p video, snap 12-megapixels still images, and include a built-in GPS for geotagging both photos and videos. Other features include face detection, three-way image stabilization, a six-blade aperture, and the ability to record AVCHD (H.264). The two models will also play nice with Mac apps like iMovie. The only difference between the two cameras is storage, with the CX500V offering 32GB flash memory and the CX520V having 64GB flash memory. Both models will be available in September for $1,100 and $1,300.
In announcement made earlier today, Magellan unveiled their latest GPS system, which is set for a July 15 release. Available for pre-order now, the Maestro 4700 ships with a windshield mount and cradle, power adapter, USB cable, and a carrying case. Expect to drop $299, if you want your hands on this unit. The list of specs follows:
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