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Navman has launched two GPS unit with digital cameras for the EU market. The new flagship models, the iCN720 and iCN750 include a 1.3 megapixel digital camera on the back allowing you to be able to take photographs of restaurants, friends, or whatever and store those locations in your GPS unit to search by image later.

The new models also feature a 4-inch wide touch-screen display, as well as coming with the new SIRF Star III GPS technology that allows you to pick up a signal (in most cases) indoors. The iCN750 includes a 4GB hard drive while the iCN720 includes a flash drive and both come with a selection of maps of Europe.

Both units come with the option of Navman’s vastly improved TMC enabled cradle that includes a built-in GPS antenna similar to Sony’s Nav-u offering and an easy release mechanism so you can remove it from the car quickly.

The iCN700 series models will cost £399 and £549 respectively. The TMC cradle will cost £100. All three models are expected to be in the shops in May...in Europe only.

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