New GPS: Cobra Nav One 2500
Cobra is set to launch the NavOne 2500, the follow-up to the well known NavOne 4500. The NavOne 2500 is set to enter the mid-tier segment of the market with a 3.5" color touch screen, and a new software platform for Cobra. The Nav One 2500 will feature Cobra's iA.S.A.P. (Intelligent Accelerated Satellite Acquisition Protocol) technology, which takes advantage of 12 parallel channels for faster acquisition and uninterrupted satellite signal reception in urban canyons and dense foliage.
We reviewed the Cobra Nav One 4500 here at GPS Lodge: Check out our Review.
Reports say that it will also feature nonmagnetic gyroscopic turn-rate sensor provides directional information to keep you on the map, which is usually offered in higher end GPS models. So when you are in places like tunnels and long underpasses where satellite signals are typically lost, the unit can still offer you your position.
The unit comes pre-loaded with maps of the US, plus major metro areas of Canada, along with searchable Points of Interest that include phone numbers of businesses. The unit has some standard features like a trip odometer, but also features a trail mode that allows you to take that Buick of yours off-road and mark waypoints. It comes equipped with English, French and Spanish voices for turn directions and is set for launch in the Early Summer. Expect the price to be around $500.
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Posted by Scott Martin at May 1, 2006 7:29 AM
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