dmedia P1 GPS smart phone

dmedia P1 GPS smart phone

This is another new product from dmedia. Called dmedia P1 GPS smart phone this is dmedia’s first attempt at wireless handsets. We must say they’ve done a great job for a first timer. The P1 is a Microsoft Win Mobile 6.1 Professional device with WiFi (802.11 b/g), tri-band HSDPA, and quad-band GSM/EDGE.

It uses a 2.8″ touch screen which should be plenty for GPS navigation. Speaking of GPS features, it is powered by a SiRF Atlas III processor and used by the Papago VR-ONE navigation software.

Other features of the dmedia P1 include a microSD card slot, support for AMR, MP3, AAC, WMA, AAC+ formats, digital camera, and a powerful 1530mAh battery.

Something else for us to check out CES 2009…

(Via NaviGadget.)

dmedia G400

dmedia G400

We talk about dmedia almost regularly here at Navigadget since they almost always find a way to include a GPS receiver in everything they make. Today we’ll talk about dmedia G400, an MID (mobile internet device) with support for WiMax connections. It comes in two versions, either 3.8″ screen, or 4.3″, and both models include digital TV technologies such as DVB-T/H, ISDB-T, or the optional T-DMB.

It even has bluetooth for local connections, microSD slot for storage, and uses a 1400mAh battery. The GPS receiver we mentioned is the SiRFprima SoC and even though we have no information on this, we’re pretty sure dmedia will throw in a navigation software into the G400 mix.

We’ll check this out at CES 2009 for you…

(Via NaviGadget.)