Nokia 330 Auto Navigation Device introduced by Nokia

Nokia has announced its first dedicated personal navigation device, the Nokia 330 Auto Navigation, which includes Europe-wide maps to take you across European borders without worrying about navigation. The ultra-sophisticated Nokia 330 Auto Navigation provides precise navigation from one European country to the next, with clear spoken and visual directions on the large 3.5 inch color touch screen.
All one has to do is enter the destination of choice and follow the directions from the touch screen. Other destinations can also be chosen easily with the help of the quick address look-ups prompted by the Nokia 330 Auto Navigation.
The Nokia 330 Auto Navigation has an integrated GPS receiver that obviously makes sure that one gets the best possible satellite coverage on their journey. The Nokia 330 Auto Navigation device also contains a 2GB memory card for the pre-installed Erope-wide map data and much more detailed travel information.
One can also tailor the visual instructions with the adjustable 2D/3D, day or night view, or alter the audio to a suitable language or volume. One can also request for a repeat of the last instruction with the Nokia 330 Auto Navigation device.
And while your Nokia 330 Auto Navigation device does all the work, there is no need to have a dull drive either, as the Nokia 330 auto Navigation includes advanced entertainment features including a music player, photo viewer and video player as well.
“Consumers are increasingly eager to use personal navigation devices while driving and we are delighted to introduce the Nokia 330 Auto Navigation device to meet this demand,” said Razvan Olosu, vice president, Multimedia Enhancements at Nokia. “Nokia 330 Auto Navigation complements the recently announced GPS and navigation solutions from Nokia. Finding your way across Europe is simple with this comprehensive navigation package, including an integrated GPS receiver and European maps.”
The Nokia 330 Auto Navigation is expected to be available in select channels in Europe during the fourth quarter 2006 at an estimated retail price of EUR 360, not inclusive of taxes.
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