Runs on Windows CE 5.0 Core operating system, the VITAS 7000 DMB Navigation device from Freenex sports an Intel PXA270 (520Mhz) processor and a 7-inch widescreen TFT display with a resolution of 800×480 and both PIP (Picture in Picture) and NIP (Navi in Picture) capabilities allowing simultaneous maps navigation and video playback. The maps data itself is provided by iNAVI v6.0 and the satnav functionalities is handled by SiRF Star III GPS receiver. Moreover, its built-in DMB receiver (and antenna) allows users to watch satellite broadcasted media content.

Priced at 499,000 (KRW), VITAS 7000 DMB Navigation also features a USB 2.0 interface, built-in FM transmitter, and electronic manual. Other variant, VITAS 7000i, is also available for 549,000 (KRW).

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Above is the new portable navigation device from Korea, the Vitas DM-750 Premium. Not affiliated in anyway with Windows Vista of course. This GPS features a large 7-inch touchscreen display, PXA-255 processor, 64MB of SDRAM, 32MB of Flash memory, AC97 codec with built-in mono speaker, 1GB of onboard storage, RS232, AV in, Voice Out, and IR remote control capability. Runs under Windows CE 4.2 operating system, DM-750 GPS tracking device is also packed with a DMB receiver for watching satellite TV programme and MP3 player. It is currently retailed for 683,000(KRW).

A bunch of screenshots of the Vitas DMB GPS in action after the jump. And they all look gorgeous.

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