Fujitsu recently announced that its new GPS navigation system, “Eclipse AVN2210P”, will be released this spring with a price tag of $900. This satnav device comes with a double DIN-sized audio unit with a factory-fit console appearance that comes with the ability to attach the navigation section when required. If you’re afraid this expensive box will be stolen, you can simply de-attach it and carry the PND (Portable Navigation Device) with you once you’ve parked your car. Regarding specs, it features a 3.5-inch colors TFT LCD display, an integrated GPS antenna, build-in speakers, a SD memory card slot, Bluetooth connectivity, and a rechargeable battery.

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ANV6610 s one of the product displayed by Fujitsu Eclipse at CES 2007 event. It’s a DVD navigation system packed with a 7-inch wide TFT display, a dual DVD multi-source receiver, and support for HD radio and Sirius radio. The dual optical drives allow you to simultaneously watch DVD movie from one drive and load maps data and POIs from the other drive. Not sure about the pre-loaded maps, but it does come with over 8.55M Point of Interest.

Regarding satellite navigation, Eclipse AVN6610 GPS provides multi-language voice guidance (English, French, Spanish), featured city map, and ability to receive life traffic information through the optional “Sirius Traffic”. This service feeds the device with real-time info on accidents, road closings and traffic congestions.

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