Mio C620 and C620t GPS navigators became official. Both models are targeted at European market, so don't expect them stateside.

Features include:

- Hands-free calling with built-in Bluetooth wireless technology and microphone
- 4.3" display
- Speed camera warnings out-of-the box with free updates
- Split screen for info, POI, TMC (C620t), Route, MP3 and phone book

The new NAVIGON P9611 GPS is a high-end portable navigation device using u-blox ANTARIS(R) 4 SuperSense GPS Technology. It weighs 250 grams and comes with included USB cable, SD memory card, car cradle, charging cable and DAP. Features include maps of 37 European countries, integrated TMC receiver for live traffic updates, and Bluetooth connectivity for hands-free calls.

The new Viliv X7 GPS navigator has been released in Korea.

Viliv X7 features:

- DMB TV receiver
- Maps rendered in 3D
- 7" 800x480 resolution touch-screen
- 600MHz AU1240 CPU
- 4GB of memory
- DVD/DivX port
- Karaoke capability
- Media player
- Support for a rear view camera

The price is 500,000 KRW ($540). Don't expect it to appear stateside.

O’Neill Europe and MyGuide presented the NavJacket - a Gore-Tex jacket with an integrated GPS navigation system. This one is meant for those who spend their vacation in mountains, and has a flexible screen on the sleeve and the audio instructions in the hood. NavJacket provides information about the speed, distance, route, and weather forecasts...

Garmin has a new series of portable GPS navigators called Colorado. The series includes three models: 300, 400, and 400i. We yet don't know what the differences are between them, so we'll just specify the features of the 400i model:

- Pre-loaded with detailed Coastal U.S. marine charts including Great Lakes, Hawaii and Alaska
- Unique ”Rock ‘N’ Roller” input device
- 65K Color TFT display
- 240 x 400 pixels
- 16 hours on AA batteries
- Accepts SD cards for optional downloaded maps
...

The new XRoad V4150 GPS navigation system is a successor to the V4050 model. It has almost the same features as the previous model, but comes in a slimmer more streamlined body.

XRoad V4150 features:

- 400Mhz CPU
- 64MB RAM and 64MB ROM.
- 4.3" wide 480 x 272 touch-screen
- SD card slot for memory expansion
- External antenna (optional)
- Bluetooth 2.0 with EDR
- FM radio
- Microphone for hands free calling
- 2100mAh Li-Polymer battery

The new branded Jeep GPS RT 300 "encompasses all the qualities consumers have come to expect from a Jeep vehicle – durability, reliability, ruggedness and style." Well, the device definitely looks rugged, but pretty basic. It comes with a 3.5" touch-sensitive display, 1 million POI’s, integrated media player, and e-book reader. Expect the RT 300 to be available in January for $300. Really, for this price one should rather buy something more useful...

Not long ago we've mentioned the WiBrain B1 UMPC on our site. Well, here's an update: it has received a cradle, which integrates a GPS receiver chip adding GPS functionality to the device, and even charges its battery. The GPS cradle will cost you an additional $150.

The new Medion GoPal P4425 is the world’s first GPS navigator with a fingerprint scanner, which means only the owner will be able to activate it. Besides that, the device also features a 4.3" screen, the ability to render maps in 3D, Bluetooth, voice recognition and text-to-speech functionalities, RDS-TMC traffic receiver, and an FM transmitter.
Medion GoPal P4425 is available in selected European countries. The price is yet unknown.