Thinkware Korea recently announced the release of iNavi Wireless Gamepad. Combined with the company’s PMP GPS devices — such as iNavi G1, ES100, and ES200 — this controller allows you to play various fun games on your navigation device. If interested, you can buy it for 39,999 (KRW) or around $40.

A slim and metallic satnav device has been unleashed by Thinkware to Korea market. Called “iNavi ES 100″, this GPS boasts a 7-inch (800×480) touchscreen display, media player (music and video) with karaoke function, built-in games, dynamic PIP (Picture in Picture) function, TPEG service, and built-in DMB (Digital Media Broadcast) receiver. It is powered by a 500Mhz processor and comes with an orange-color LED and an AV-IN port that provides connectivity to other devices, such as rear-view camera and external hard drive.

Thinkware iNavi ES 100 DMB GPS is retailed for 449,000 (KRW) for the 2GB version. Or you can go double if you pay an an extra 250,000 (KRW).

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Ever heard of G-Sensor (Geomagnetic Sensor)? It’s a technology that can help you navigate through places with weak or even non-existent GPS signals, such as inside tunnels or between tall buildings. If it does sound like a wonderful tech for you, then check out the latest satnav from Thinkware, “iNAVI G1″, which adopted the handy G-Sensor technology to ensure you’ll get to the place you want to. Priced at 549,000 (KRW), this GPS device offers a large 7-inch display, a 2GB onboard memory, built-in T-DMB (Terrestrial – Digital Media Broadcast) receiver, TPEG service for real-time traffic information, media player (MP3, video, photo) with karaoke function, and pre-loaded games. The display supports both dynamic PIP (Picture in Picture) and NIP (Navigation in Picture) as well.

Other variant with a 4GB storage is available for slightly higher price, 599,000 (KRW) each.

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