Motorola announced two new GPS navigation systems at CES 2010. One of them is the Motorola Motonav TN500 (the other Motonav TN700). Motonav TN500 is a sat nav system with a 4.3″ touchscren. It has a multiview display which can show both details of your route, points of interest along the way and even your contacts on your phone. So we need to mention it has a speakerphone and can pair with your Bluetooth-enabled phone much needed hands-free action.

Navteq showcased their latest technology at CES 2010 and wowed everyone with their super fancy VW Jetta fitted with expensive toys. For what you may ask? Well, think Google Street View but much better. In 3D. The vehicle is equipped with 7 digital cameras and 64 lasers. We’re guessing the 7 digital cameras are for the panoramic view in 12 megapixels.

NAVIGON just recently announced MobileNavigator for Android mobile phones in America. Navigon’s navigation app uses preloaded maps, so you don’t have to worry about 3G/EDGE coverage when navigating. The maps include US, Canada, Hawaii and Puerto Rico and are from NAVTEQ.

It’s really no surprise but CoPilot Live, which has been available for Android platform for a while now, is compatible with Google’s new Nexus One.

After making their initial traffic application available for free, Inrix just announced Inrix Traffic Pro app for the iPhone. It costs $10 for a year, or $25 for lifetime.

Sony just unveiled a new digital camera with a very long list of impressive features for only $350. They are currently taking pre-orders and starting to ship as soon as January 25th.

Garmin today announced the GPSMAP 700 series, touchscreen controlled stand-alone marine chartplotters with radar and built-in sonar.