Published on 05/25/2007
Computex 2007 which will be held in Taiwan when June rolls around, will be the platform where TwinMOS unveils its latest portable navigation device that targets the young female crowd. While women have a generally better sense of direction and are not ashamed to ask strangers for directions when they get lost, having a GPS navigation system sure wouldn't hurt. This TwinMOS GPS device will marry both navigation and personal digital entertainment features into a single device, boasting a touchscreen display, digital photo album, and Bluetooth connectivity. Pricing details have yet to be revealed. Looks like developing countries in Asia are jumping aboard the GPS bandwagon as well.