Asian company Ezex recently displayed the NAVZEN at a recent electronics convention. The NAVZEN is a very compact navigation system that fits in the palm of your hand with room to spare.

The NAVZEN is powered by Windows CE 4.2, with 3 SiRF chipsets. It is loaded with features, like an AV-IN terminal connected to a rear car camera, as well an in-car DVD. It can also support audio/video files, MP3s, and has an electronic photo album. One of the more prominent features is the ability to automatically adjust the volume in response to speed change. This way, you don’t have to turn up the volume when you turn on to the freeway.

This device looks like it might only be available in strictly Asian markets, but you never know. There are a lot of mobile electronic device that have a way of making it to the states.