According to FCC, Mio Moov 380 GPS navigation is going to hit the US market very soon. It comes with an integrated SIM card, allowing two-way connectivity. On its heart, there lies a SiRF Star III GPS chipset and a 400MHz Samsung 2443 processor, while on the outside you can see its 4.3-inch touchscreen display, microSD card slot, and earphone jack. No words on pricing at the moment.

Mio Moov 380 GPS Navigation Specifications

• Display: 4.3″ TFT with touchscreen Flat Panel
• Resolution: 480 x 242 Pixels (WQVGA)
• GPS Chipset: SiRFstarIII
• Battery Capacity: 720 mAh
• CPU:Samsung 2443—400Mhz
• Built-in Speaker
• GPS Receiver: SiRFInstantFixII
• Operating System: Win CE .Net 5
• Network:GSM 900/1800/1900 SIM Card Slot
• USB V2.0
• Memory Slot:MicroSD
• Microphone
• Earphone Jack: 2.5 mm
• Navigation Software: MioMap 2008

Mio C520tb is the upgraded version of Mio C520 GPS navigation, featuring a 4.3-inch widescreen display with split-screen view function — one with map detail, other with various related information –, built-in TMC (Traffic Message Channel) receiver for real-time traffic information, and pre-installed Tele Atlas maps and MioMap v3 software. Currently showcased during IFA 2007 event in Berlin, this 2cm thick satnav device also boasts a speed camera alerts, a SiRf Star III GPS receiver (up to 20 channel), and a new “click-in” docking cradle with a more powerful speaker for clearer driving instructions.

Mio C520tb GPS Navigation Key Features

• Maps of 22 Western European countries, pre-installed on the internal 1GB flash memory
• Anti-glare 4.3″ widescreen TFT display
• Split screen view splitting map and journey/POI/TMC information
• New click-in, in-car power cradle design with speakers and pre-installed TMC
• Larger touch-screen buttons and new predictive keyboard feature for simpler address entry
• 400Mhz processor and the SiRFstarIII GPS receiver
• Speed camera warnings with free updates for one year
• USB 2.0 for fast download connection and SD/MMC card slot for memory expansion
• Hands-free mobile calling with built-in Bluetooth wireless technology and microphone
• MP3 player, Photo Viewer, and Calculator

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Mio unveils the successor of A701 PDA Phone during Computex 2007 event, the A702 Digiwalker. This mobile device sports a 3.2 megapixel camera module, a jogdial on the side, numeric keypad, and built-in GPS capabilities. The phone can also recognize Chinese character input stroked directly onto its touchscreen display (not sure about the size). Other features include a Windows Mobile 6 OS, USB interface, microSD card slot, built-in RSS reader, and more.

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Here’s the latest portable DMB navigation from Mio, the C317. Priced at 349,000 (KRW), the device comes with a 4.3-inch LCD display with 3D mode map view and PIP (Picture-in-Picture) capability, allowing users to watch movie and navigate through the street simultaneously. The SiRF Star III GPS receiver is working behind C317’s navigation capabilities, hand-in-hand with “MioMap 2007″ software Other features include a distinctive route information, enhanced searching functionalities, and up to 4 hours of usage.

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Mio A501 is the latest Pocket PC Phone from Mio. Scheduled to hit the market in March this year, it sports a 240×320 display, TI processor, integrated 2 megapixel camera module, USB port, and SD/MMC card slot. The handset also has built-in GPS capabilities, thanks to the integrated SiRF Star III GPS receiver chipset. Furthermore, weighs at just 135 grams, this quad-band GSM phone is equipped with Bluetooth connectivity, 1050mAh battery, and pre-installed Windows Mobile 5.0 for Pocket PC Phone Edition AKU 3.5 operating system.

No words on pricing and availability.

Mio Technology presents A701 cell phone, which is doubled as a GPS navigation and PDA devices as well, to Israel market through Orange. The company itself has already conquered more than 70% of Israel’s GPS market shares. More detail on the phone later and one more pic after the jump.

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If you’re looking for a cheap affordable navigation system, just hold your breath a little bit longer, and wait until Mio releases its new GPS navigation device, the C250. At just $320 (£170), it features a 3.5-inch LCD touch screen display, integrated MP3 player, and maps of UK and major roads of Europe, along with speed camera locations with free updates for a year as well as free traffic alerts. Furthermore, C250 also comes with thousands of POIs, searchable by name category or location, and updatable through Mio’s website.

Still no words about the release date, let’s just wish that it will be available before Christmas so you can add it to your wishlist.

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Here’s an interesting portable media player from Mio, the C810 model. Being released in Korean market, this PMP is more than just a boring video and MP3 player as it comes with a DMB receiver for watching satellite TV broadcast and even GPS for guiding you on the road. Other than the 4.3-inch colors LCD screen, I can’t find any information about this PMP yet as their website doesn’t mention this new product yet.

Other products from Mio:

• Mio A201 GPS PDA
• Mio A700 GPS Pocket PC Phone Edition

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Mio A201 GPS PDA is powered with a new 312Mhz Intel Bulverde processor and 64MB of RAM which is quite powerful for route planning and calculation. It also provides Bluetooth support for wireless file exchange, Outlook synchronisation and as part of a hands-free car kit for Bluetooth-equipped phones.

Furthermore, this GPS PDA device uses the SirfStar III GPS chipset. This chipset is already prooved to be powerful and used by many others GPS devices nowadays. It runs under Windows Mobile 5.0 and retailed for $420. It will be available soon in the middle of this month, so if you want to buy it as a Christmas gift for your friends, you can.

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Since it will be launched in China and Taiwan first, the GPS PDA Phone is packed with a pre-installed maps of major city (over 200 cities) in China and Taiwan. Maps of US and Europe will be available in Q1 2006. The maps contains information about banks, shopping center, restaurants, hotels, and other important places.

There’s an emergency button that you can take advantage when you’re in danger. By pressing the button for 6 seconds, the device will send your current location to a preset list of target.

Other cool thing you can do with this GPS device is sending your location to another Mio A700 GPS PDA Phone user via SMS. Once they received your message, they can find your location. The PDA phone itself will help them by setting up a route to your location.

A700 has 4 hours talk time and 200 hours standby time. It comes with necesarry pocket office applications and all the standard pocket pc features.

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