Pontus HNA-7031 GPS Does TPEG

03/12
2006

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Pontus recently introduced the HNA-7031, its new navigation system. Powered by Windows CE operating system, this GPS device doubles as a portable media player and a DMB receiver. You can watch your movie collection, as well as satellite TV programme, on its 7-inch colors LCD display. Thanks to the PIP (Picture-in-Picture) function, you can still check out the route while watching your favourite actor on the background.

One of HNA-7031 GPS highlighted feature is the support for TPEG. According to Wikipedia, TPEG specifications was developed for transmission of language independent multi-modal Traffic and Travel Information. Here’s the detail:

The Transport Protocol Experts Group or TPEG, for short (pronounced T-Peg) was founded in 1997 by the European Broadcasting Union. It is a group of experts led by the EBU coming from all areas of the Traffic and Travel Information businesses, as well as broadcasting. The group developed the TPEG specifications for transmission of language independent multi-modal Traffic and Travel Information. Validation of the initial work was undertaken by the part-funded European Commission TPEG Project which had a 3 year duration.

Other features include an SD/MMC slot, two AUX ports, and pre-installed GINI maps navigation software. No words on pricing and availability yet.

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