Intellinav at GPS Gazette

Intellinav One, the GPS system that I have posted about in January has received it’s first review by PC Magazine. The Intellinav One GPS Review is more positive that I would have guessed when I first came across this unit. Overall, the PC Magazine editor rates it four stars out of five anf his biggest gripes with the unit are that it’s multimedia functions are rather basic and that it doesn’t support bicycle or pedestrian routing profiles. Nonetheless, it sounds like Intellinav One is a very good value for money (costs about $350). Lets hope that more reviews will be published so that we can get more opinions about it.

Intellinav is a company that produces Navigation software that if I am not mistaken it was rebranded and distributed as iGuidance by iNav and Routis by Deluo. I appears that they also decided to enter the GPS market with the Intellinav All-in-one Navigation. This unit uses the SiRF Star III GPS module (20 channels, WAAS enabled) and has a 3.5″ color touchscreen with a resolution of 320*240 pixels.

Features and Specifications

• Processor: Samsung 2410A 266MHz
• OS: MS Windows CE.NET 4.2
• Memory: 64MB NAND Flash/ 64MB SDRAM
• Turn by turn voice guidance
• MP3 playback and Photo Viewer
• 1.2 million POIs
• Day and night modes for optimized viewing
• Preloaded with maps of USA, Canada, Puerto Rico and U.S Virgin Islands all in 1GB SD card
• Expansion Slot: SD Card
• PC Interface: USB 1.1
• Battery: Lithium-Ion 2000 mAH (5+ hours of battery life)
• Dimensions: 112×91x30 mm (LxHxD)
• Weight: 7.5oz (Approx)

Pricing and Availability

The Intellinav All-in-one Navigation is currently available and retails from $379.99 (at Newegg the lowest price I could find)

Intellinav All-in-one Navigation Images