TomTom ONE 130 is the new entry level GPS navigation system from TomTom. Unlike 130S it doesn’t have the text-to-speech but the rest of the specs are identical.

TomTom’s other new addition to their lineup continues with TomTom ONE 130S. This one will cost you $250, have a 3.5″ screen, text-to-speech feature, and the new their selling point: the windshield mount that folds on to the device.

Sony Ericsson Z780 is the new HSDPA phone with a clamshell design. In addition to supporting high speed networks such as HSDPA and 3G the Z780 is also equipped with A-GPS.  Thanks to the latest version of Google Maps for Mobile that comes pre-installed you’ll have direct access high quality maps as well as satellite images.

Now, we're not certain whether the 81xx actually arrived in a basket wrapped in old linens, but whatever the case, the FCC was kind enough to take Navigon's forthcoming PND in and put it through the necessary paces. After doing a little 2 + 2, we're going ahead and assuming that this unit is the 3D map-lovin' 8110 that we played around with briefly at CeBIT.

With prime motorcycling weather nearly here, TomTom has prepped an update to bring a handful of new features to its RIDER 2nd Edition. Aside from including Map Share technology and the "Help Me" menu, the enhanced 2nd Edition GPS will also provide a latest map guarantee, trip statistics and itinerary planning.

Better get used to it 'cause wood emblazoned consumer electronics is a trend that's apparently here to stay. This time, it's Burl Walnut (not bamboo) on this N3 which Cowon puts up for sale in Korea on April 28th. We're not sure when deforestation become synonymous with ecological so we'll assume that Cowon's going for recyclability here and involved in some form of sustainable forest management program.

BlackBerry handsets are especially designed for the professional class. AT&T Inc. recently released the BlackBerry Pearl 8110 smartphone with built-in GPS. The cell phone comes with an integrated AT&T Navigator that offers on-screen directions with colorful 3-D moving maps. The Navigator makes the users aware of traffic speeds and incidents via voice commands and on screen prompts.