This is the MiTAC Mio Lovebird, a PDA phone running the Windows Mobile 6.1 Pro OS. The Lovebird looks like the iPhone. It sports a Samsung 2443 400MHz processor, 64MB RAM and 2GB of ROM. It comes with a 320×240 touchscreen display and has support for GPS and AGPS. The Lovebird is a quad-band GSM with EDGE support.

Mio presents its Moov series of GPS navigation devices at the CeBit. There are 5 models in total and all of them are powered by SiRF GPS chipset. Mio offers also the MioMore services with the devices.

The C230 will become Mio Technology’s entry-level PND and adds full maps of 22 countries to the advanced routing functionality of MioMap v3 to offer consumers a full-featured, European PND for only €199.

With simple intuitive software, full seven digit postcode recognition and easy touch-screen address entry, the C230 makes satellite navigation a useful and affordable choice for any family.

GPS PDAs - the P560 and P360 – which feature the Windows Mobile 6 operating system for enhanced PDA functionality, such as improved calendar management and faster access to contacts. Memory can be expanded on the PDAs to more than 4 GB with SDHC (Secure Digital High Capacity) support. The P360 and P560 are both available separately or bundled with MioMap v3; the P560 also features Wi-Fi and Bluetooth.

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Mio Technology, top three vendor in Europe of portable navigation devices (PND), unveiled five new products including two new, high-end devices that include 3D displays of maps. The high-end devices – the C620 and C620T (with Traffic Message Channel) - are joined by a new entry level PND – the C230 - that includes full Western Europe maps for only €199, and two new PDAs with integrated GPS.