FineDrive M300 GPS, DMB, and PMP all-in-one

by Thomas Ricker, posted Sep 20th 2006 at 10:12AM

If 7-inches is just too big, then check this 3.5-inch personal GPS device with integrated T-DMB receiver and PMP capabilities. The 130-gram, FineDrive M300 brings 3GB of internal memory, a touch-screen display, and apparently the ability to playback MP3 audio, movies, and view pictures judging by the on-screen icons. Presumably the M300 also includes SD expansion like it's bigger bro. Still, unless you're livin' large in Korea, what more do you need to know?

Filed under: GPS, Handhelds, Portable Audio, Portable Video

Tags: all-in-one, FineDrive, GPS, korea, m300, MP3, PMP

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Dimitri @ Sep 20th 2006 11:09AM

Did anyone else find Thomas' comments fraught with sexual innuendo (albeit, in a tongue-in-cheek sort of way)?

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PEZ @ Sep 20th 2006 11:18AM

Does that screen look like poopoo to you too?

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Bigmrj @ Sep 20th 2006 11:46AM

Looks Good

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@ Sep 20th 2006 11:46AM

Looks good!

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@ Sep 20th 2006 11:47AM

Looks good!

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ourownde @ Sep 20th 2006 12:12PM

the Americans get their TORQ N100 phone (GSM) / GPS / MP3 / camera (yes, the crap-cam) / pocket pc / touchscreen! / COOL BLUE LEDS LIGHT UP AROUND THE DEVICE!

for around 500 - 600 this gadget will be mine is 3 months of starving! =)

note: This phone is originally called ETEN G500 I believe

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Toby Piller @ Sep 21st 2006 2:05AM

E-ten G500 is a smartphone/pda of some sort with build in GPS. Me wants one of this, but sadly, we will never see something like this in store here (Europe)

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