NAV200, Delphi Corp.'s new portable navigation system, is not much bigger than your hand, is less intimidating and easy-to-use, according to the Michigan-based company.
Available for sale in October, NAV200 is ready to go right out of the box,

installing in two simple steps via an included suction cup goose-neck windshield mount or unique suction disk for dash mount.
New users will also avoid the typical hassles of downloading navigation software on the computer and synchronizing it with the unit. Instead the NAV200 comes with U.S. (including Hawaii, Alaska & Puerto Rico) and Canada maps already preloaded on an SD card. There is no downloading required. And if something were to happen to the SD card, back up map files are stored on an included DVD.
The NAV200 home screen features a bright, colorful interface with large round icons on a touch screen for simple selections.
In fact, the NAV200 software is based on the familiar Microsoft Windows CE operating system for a comfortable user experience. Voice guided directions via built in speakers also makes navigating simpler by eliminating the need to look at the screen once your preferred route is set.
Delphi NAV200 operates in two modes, standard and advanced, which helps maintain appeal to a broad range of consumers with varying levels of navigation experience.
In addition to the sophisticated navigation features, NAV200 has popular entertainment functionality including a movie player, music player and picture viewer for use when not navigating. The NAV200's portable package features a large 3.5-inch bright, anti-glare, full-color LCD touch screen great for watching movies or a picture show in the backseat, at home or on the go with a built-in, rechargeable battery.
For more information about this product or to purchase the Delphi NAV200, visit nav200.delphi.com.