Sony Nav-U NV-U3C GPS Poised for Launch in Japan

Sony Japan have announced that their new and decidedly compact NV-U3C GPS unit, which is part of Sony’s Nav-U range, and which measures in at just 106 x 78 x 71mm whist weighing just 157g, is set to launch in Japan next month.

Sporting a 3.5″ QVGA (320 x 240 resolution) LCD touchscreen, the Sony Nav-U NV-U3C GPS supports gesture commands, comes with 4GB of integrated memory and, interestingly, as well as being supplied with a sucker type mount for attaching to vehicle windscreens can also be used by cyclists using an optional bicycle mount whilst also featuring a ‘walk mode’ allowing the device to be used by pedestrians.
Whilst the Sony Nav-U NV-U3C’s full features are a little hard to decipher from the translated Japanese press release, but we can, at least, establish that the Nav-U NV-U3C GPS offers around 4 hours endurance based on a full charge and that it will be made available in Japan from April 21 and that it will come in silver, white and pink.
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