Packard Bell recently announced the new Compasseo 700 series GPS navigation system. It’ll contain at least three new models: GPS Compasseo 750, GPS Compasseo 750 T+, and GPS Compasseo 780 T+. The “750″ and “750 T+” models come with 256MB of memory and preloaded maps of UK and Ireland, while “780 T+” has maps of Western Europe on its 2GB SDRAM. Also, both “750 T+” and “780 T+” sports integrated real-time traffic information receiver, allowing users to avoid traffic jam or road block with ease.

No official words on pricing, but rumor said that they’ll be retailed with a price tag of around £130.

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Packard Bell shows off several off its satnav devices during IFA 2007 event in Berlin. One of them is called “Compasseo 800″. This GPS, powered by SiRF Star III chipset, features a wide 4.3-inch touchscreen display with a resolution of 480 x 272, a 64MB of SDRAM, and pre-installed maps from Navteq (regional maps on 1GB model, whole Europe on 2GB one). It supports Bluetooth connectivity, allowing you to pair your handset and access contacts directly within Compasseo. You can also store notes and contact infos (including phone numbers) on Compasseo, and later synchronize them with Outlook. If you need real-time traffic information, either TMC (Traffic Media Channel) or TMC Pro services is available as well (on spesific model).

Packard Bell Compasseo 800 GPS Navigation is expected to hit the store before the end of this year.

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