Muto i7 GPS with DMB/PMP action

by Donald Melanson posted Oct 20th 2006 at 8:13AM

You know how we love those Korean GPS/PMP/DMB combo units we're never going to get our hands on, and at the rate they keep on coming down the pipe, it looks like we'll be able to safely feed our addiction 'till we get caught up to them over here. One of the latest is this Muto i7 unit, running Windows CE and packing an increasingly-standard 7-inch screen, with an SD slot for expansion, as well as a remote control to enjoy some DMB TV from a distance. No word on specific details on the GPS front, though it promises 3D graphics with "iconic 3D buildings and structures." There's also no word on price or availability, of course, though we're guessing if you don't exchange in won, you don't need to know.

Filed under: GPS, Portable Audio, Portable Video

Tags: dmb, dmb tv, DmbTv, gps, muto i7, MutoI7, pmp

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PEZ @ Oct 20th 2006 10:29AM

dmb/pmp = dumb pimp action?

Ahahahahahbabahahaa..

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Chad @ Oct 20th 2006 9:21AM

I think you guys (Engadget) should make a little icon next to each device that indicates whether or not it is/will be available in the US. I'm so tired of getting all excited when I see these purty devices but then get shot down when I realize it will never make it to this side of the pond.

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TFGBD @ Jan 2nd 2007 12:58PM

It seems this device has been added to the supported device list of Wincesoft's GAPI For HPCs so I assume it has already been "opened up" to allow you to run 3rd party WinCE apps. :)

http://wincesoft.de/html/gapi_for_hpc_s.html

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