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Cowon N3 PND Goes Live In Korea

Cowon has finally released the N3 personal navigation device in Korea. The new premium nav-system was first announced 2 months ago, promising 7-inch PMP, integrated with GPS system and TPEG(Transport Protocol Expert Group) service. The N3 is packed with loads of features and supports almost any format you’d think about, it has a slick design and great capabilities. Unfortunately, the unit houses only 32MB of internal memory, so here goes your plan to store your entire movie collection. The N3 is available in Korea for $552.

[via aving]

Full specifications after the break.

• Display: 7″ Samsung touchscreen TFT LCD, 16.7M colors (800 x 480).
• Storage size: 32MB (!).
• OS: Windows CE 5.0 .
• Processor: AMD Alchemy AU1250 @ 600Mhz.
• Features: GPS chip SiRF Star III, SD slot, AV in/out, USB host, 4w speaker, FM radio tuner.
• Audio: MP3, WMA, ASF, OGG, FLAC, MPC, APE, WAV.
• Video: AVI, ASF, WMV, MPG, GMOs, DiVX, XviD, MPEG-4, WMV9.
• Pictures: JPEG, BMP, PNG, RAW.
• Size:191×120×26mm.

Tags: Cowon, GPS, Korea, N3, Navigation, PMP, sirf III, TPEG

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