According to its recent press release, Samsung Electronics has just launched its latest Bluetooth GPS product, the STT-D370. This device is the first satellite navigator to connect to a cell phone via Bluetooth. By adopting TPEG (Transport Protocol Experts Group) and T-DMB (Terrestrial Digital Media Broadcast) technologies, STT-D370 can offer dynamic navigation feature and select optimal route based on current road situations. It also has built-in microphone and speakerphone, allowing users to make or receive phone calls, and even SMS text messages, directly from the device, without using their phones.

At just 16.8mm thicks, STT-D370 Bluetooth GPS Navigation comes with a 3.7-inch LCD display capable of displaying Samsung’s Real 3D maps with crystal-clear quality. The maps itself is provided by (and can updated through) Anycall Land. Not sure about the exact battery life, but the press release promises that it’d last long enough.

Last but not least, the device also doubles as a portable multimedia player, offering the ability to playback movie, MP3, and view photos. SD card slot and several handy functions, such as electronic dictionary, translator, and file viewer, are also included.

Samsung STT-D370 Bluetooth GPS Navigation is currently available in Korea market with price tag of around $600.

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