OEM fully assists Clarion's simple navigation device debut

Clarion has announced that it will launch the simple navigation device "DrivTrax P5" in early April 2007. The navigator's hardware is supplied by an external enterprise OEM, using a 4.3-inch touch-panel LCD screen with a built-in 2GB flash memory as the recording medium. The CPU uses Samsung Electronics' products from South Korea and operates at 400MHz. The GPS receiver is manufactured by SiRF Technology of the United States and can perform 20 channels of parallel processing.

The OS uses Microsoft "Windows CE 5.0". In addition to the navigator function, you can also use the SD card to play music in MPS and WMA formats. In addition, it is equipped with software "Picture Viewer" for browsing JPEG and BMP images. Equipped with a mini USB connector, the company said it can also implement map updates and other functions in the future.

In addition to the adapter for the cigarette lighter power supply, the power adapter also comes with an AC adapter and a USB cable. It can be used outdoors or at home, in addition to the inside and outside of the car. A lithium-ion rechargeable battery pack is built into the body, which can be driven for about 4.5 hours without external power when fully charged. The outer dimensions of the fuselage are 132×90.5×22mm and the weight is 198g.