Navigon Debuts Latest Premium PND

August 26, 2008

Navigon has introduced its 7200T, what it describes as a premium portable navigation device, one that incorporates of all of the high-end features it has debuted on various earlier models.

The device is built around SiRF Technologies' InstantFixII GPS receiver, and it can achieve a position reading in a matter of seconds, according to Navigon. The receiver also improves the 7200T's performance in urban canyons and areas with tall trees, the company said.

The Navigon 7200T features include:

free real-time traffic updates for life.
voice destination entry
landmark View 3D.
Reality View Pro
Lane Assistant Pro
flat-panel touchscreen
integrated Bluetooth for hands-free cellular phone operation
text-to-speech, including spoken directions with street names
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DirectHelp, which provides driving directions and contact information for nearby hospitals, police stations, roadside assistance, and pharmacies.
Exit Guide, which enables users to search upcoming exits for one of six POI categories, including food, gas, lodging, rest areas, auto service, or shopping. Favorites as POI: Shows stored addresses with name on the map marked with flags.

The Navigon 7200T will sell for approximately $449 in the United States and Canada; it will arrive in stores and online retailers in October, according to the company. The devices can also be pre-ordered through online retailer Amazon.

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