ViaMichelin announced that its X970 GPS Navigation is now available in US with a price tag of $350. Powered by SiRF Star III chipset, the device boasts a handsfree Bluetooth connectivity, text-to-speech guidance, and real-time traffic information (additional accessory is required). The device comes pre-loaded with maps of US and Canada.

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Weighs 4.7-ounces, the X930 Navigation System from ViaMichelin features a 3.5-inch colors LCD display with anti-glare screen, multi-language user interface (English, Spanish, French, German, Italian), and voice guidance. Being the first GPS device released in North America by the company, it is equipped with a 1GB SD card pre-loaded with maps data of the entire U.S, along with a car mounting bracket, stylus, car & wall charger, and some navigation DVDs.

When it comes to navigation, this pocket-sized X930 GPS Navigation offers both driving and pedestrian mode, as well as both 2D and 3D maps display. The device also capable of saving users favourite destinations, auto saving the last 10 locations, and speed warnings. Measures 4.8 x 2.8 x 0.7-inches, it is currently retailed for $300 at Amazon.

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