Update on SanDisk Sansa TakeTV

[CES 2008] Here's some news on the Sansa TakeTV - back in October, we mentioned that it supports a resolution of 720 x 576 pixels (PAL). The folk at the SanDisk booth also mentioned that the TakeTV also supports NTSC (720 x 480) resolution. The 4GB and 8GB models will be able to play back approximately 5 and 10 hours of video respectively. Here's more information on the TakeTV's features and specifications.

• 4:3 and 16:9 aspect ratios and a range of viewing modes
• DivX (Home Theater profile) certified
• Integrated remote control
• Bitrate: 7Mbps
• Supported AV Outputs: Composite Video, S-Video, Analog Stereo
• Dimensions: 4.55" x 1.5" x 0.45"
• Weight: 0.11 lbs

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SanDisk Sansa View gets 32GB bump

[CES 2008] SanDisk, being the number two PMP player in the US market at the moment has just unveiled the 32GB version of Sansa View, doubling the capacity of its previous high end 16GB model. All other specifications and features remain the same, with the only difference being the memory bump. If you think that forking out $199.99 for the 16GB model is not good enough for you, the Sansa View 32GB model will hit the streets for $349. Do you think this will eat into the iPod's sales, or can they co-exist peacefully?

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Mio To Announce The Mio Move, Maps Retail Plans

[CES 2008] Mio is coming up with new models called Mio Move. One is cute (and square) small GPS and the other has a more classic wide-screen form-factor. They both have a new design and most importantly, new software. The new user-interface is more finger-friendly, but we have not had enough time to dig deeper.

Mio users have been asking for maps, whether it is upgrade or foreign. Mio will partially fulfill their wishes: Foreign maps are on their way and we know that Western/Eastern Europe and Australia are on the list.

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Becker Traffic Assist 7977

The Becker Traffic Assist 7977 GPS navigation system will sit prettily in most vehicles, tipping the scales at a mere 7.1 oz. while measuring just 0.75" thin. Each $599 purchase will come a complimentary lifetime subscription to real-time traffic information and rerouting (service provided by Clear Channel Communications).

• Detailed maps (provided by NAVTEQ) of the US, Canada and Puerto Rico
• 4.3" touchscreen with brilliant color display and a day/night display option for high quality, visible graphics at all times
• 400Mhz processor for fast route calculations
• Two internal speakers for outstanding sound quality even in noisy environments
• Speed limit display with voice warning should you exceed it
• Adjustable mood light
• Built-in MP3 and WMA player
• Built-in Bluetooth connectivity
• Integrated FM transmitter
• SD memory card slot
• Reality 3D View
• Lane guidance

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