FineDigital’s FineDrive iQ Special helps commuters learn FineEnglish
Posted in: gps, korea, nav, navigation, PMP, South Korea, SouthKorea, Today's Chili, touchscreen
Ah, those crazy-beautiful multi-purpose navigation devices of South Korea, is there anything they can’t do? If your answer is that they can’t teach you English, think again. The iQ Special features a language trainer built on voice recognition software from its predecessor, the FineDrive X700, alongside the usual fare of goodies we westerners rarely get to see: SiRF-based GPS, DMB digital TV, video and music playback, and even TPEG traffic alerts. Priced at 469,000 KWN ($384), this PND is available today, and it’s probably redundant to note that it won’t be making its way to English-speaking countries any time soon — not that we doesn’t need it, mind you.
[Via AVING]
Filed under: GPS, Handhelds, Portable Audio, Portable Video
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