Nokia unveiled two new phones with complete QWERTY keyboard – the new Nokia 6710 Navigator and 6720 Classic phones.

The 6710 Navigator is a slider phone while the 6720 is, classic. Both of these phones sport a GPS system that is clearly useable for users who want to explore the world. That pretty much explains the Navigator title too. And to support the claim that it is really the Navigator phone, it has real time drive-and-walk navigation, and full regional maps. If you want to take pictures while exploring, then the 5-MP built-in Carl Zeiss camera should be your answer to that.

The classic version 6720 is pretty much like the Navigator, with less than a bit of the style. It also has 5 megapixel camera and the high tech applications. It also got a 2.2-inch TFT QVGA, music player with support for MP3, AAC and WMA, FM tuner, and a dual-LED flash.

Both of the phones have 16GB microSD memory and 18.5 day standby time and 4.5 / 7.5 hour talk time for 3G and GSM, respectively.

Nokia 6720 will be released first for a tag of 245 euros, 6710 Navigator will follow for 300 euros. Expect the 6720 on second quarter of this year and 6710 Navigator months after.

Source: Engadget

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The Atom-powered ClarionMiND Mobile Internet Navigation Device is finally out. Cathching up to the holidays is this mini-gadget that goes very fashionable in black, red and white variants.

ClarionMiND has a powerful GPS system, Bluetooth capability and WiFi connectivity. It has a 4.8-inch WVGA touchscreen, and has a default files of US and Canada maps that you can easily access for quick navigation. It also comes preinstalled with unlimited POIs that was made by Google Maps application.

ClarionMiND has 4GB SSD memory and a microSD card slot, which means that users can expand its memory to up to 8GB. If you’re thinking that this little gadget lacks a good browser support, think again, this one runs with firefox as its web browser.

A handy manual can be found in MyClarion website so if you find this device too techie for you, a good help and 101 file is available for use.

Source: Pocketables

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