22 Oct 08 Vision Tech America VTN4301 GPS System
Vision Tech America already had a GPS system on their catalog – VTN3501 – but they decided to do some upgrades and announced its big brother model, also known as VTN4301.
The 4-3-inch GPS Navigation System makes use of a 1100mAh Li-Ion battery that provides 4 hours and a half of activity, and can be recharged with ease. As it always happens, it comes with preloaded maps of USA and Canada, in this case the maps belong to Navteq while Horzion Nav is responsible for the software.
In the connectivity department, the VTN4301 has a slot for SD and MMC memory cards so you can playback MP3 files, see some pictures, and enjoy video content.
When buying this GPS system, a trip book is included in the deal as well as a My POI function, so you can take note of your preferred points of interest.
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