GPS navigace Sony NV-U73T

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GPS navigace Sony NV-U73T
The parameters and specifications:
Display:
Type:TFT
Number of colors:32 768
Easy to control the movement of a Gesture Command
Size:4.3 "
The operator using touch screen
Povr + ch protect against fingerprints
Anti-surface
Aspect ratio:16:9
Auto dimming with the regime of the day / night
Control of brightness
The number of segments:391 680 (480 x 272 x RGB)
Angle monitoring:160 ° / 160 °
Sensor lighting
Resolution:480 x 272 pixels
Sound:
Polyphonic speaker
Performance tweeteru:2 W
The function of repeated voice guidance
Volume Control
Processor:
Intel PXA270, 300 MHz
Navigation system:
Built GPS antenna
Channel GPS receiver:SiRF III
Sensitivity capture:-144 DBm
Sensitivity positioning:-159 DBm
Memory:
2 GB Flash
Slot for Memory Stick card, External Memory Stick
Map:
Map database:NAVTEQ
Number of countries:37
Covered countries:Albania, Andorra, Austria, Belgium, Bosnia Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Italy, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Macedonia, Monaco, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Republic of Ireland, Romania, Russia, San Marino, Serbia and Montenegro, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, United Kingdom (Great Britain, Northern Ireland), Vatican
Other features:
Connector entry DC
The external antenna GPS
High-speed USB (USB 2nd0)
Slot for Memory Stick card, External Memory Stick
Battery:
Built lithium-ion battery
The capacity battery:890 mAh
Dimensions:
133 x 79 x 20 mm
Weight:
210 g
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