There you have it! A mini notebook with a 5.6″ screen and it integrates a GPS receiver. And to top it all off it has Garmin Mobile PC powered navigation system. What else could Navigadget ask for! This is it. It is called Fujitsu LifeBook U820.

Sanyo has a big line of Gorilla GPS navigation systems and they added a few new ones just yesterday. The new systems are called Sanyo Gorilla NVA-GS1580FT (pictured above), NV-SD750FT, and NV-SB510DT. All system share most of their specs which include 4GB solid state drive, TV tuner, and a new feature called EcoDrive which attempts to save the earth. Except NV-SB510DT which has a 5.2″ screen; these GPS navigation systems feature a 7″ screen.

Chinese dMedia is getting ready to display a new GPS navigation system called G5. This is their first attempt at a two way connected device that features a GSM/CDMA module.

Samsung, with a press release, just announced announced a Korean version of OMNIA, called T*Omnia. Samsung T*Omnia has an upgraded 3.3″ WVGA touch screen with increased resolution and the added Satellite DMB feature. It also features a fancy home screen which is automatically updated as weather and time changes; and it supports other widgets for news, or stock information.

Also announced today is Navigon 2090S. A more affordable and smaller GPS navigation system compared to the Navigon 5100 max which we just talked about.

Navigon today announced Navigon 5100 max, a wide screen version Navigon 5100 which we had already mentioned here at Navigadget. Navigon 5100 max will exclusively be available at Radio Shack for $300. Here are the features of the new GPS navigation system from Navigon:

RightWay RW430 is the flagship model from Transplant GPS featuring a 4.3″ TFT LCD anti-glare display. It comes preloaded with maps of Canada and the United States (including Alaska, Hawaii and Puerto Rico) and the user interface features larger buttons and on-screen keypads for easier controls.