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Navevo Launches Next Gen Sat-Nav For HGV And Van Drivers
Letchworth, UK (SPX) Dec 17, 2008 Navevo has unveiled its new ProNav PNN-200 sat-nav solution for drivers of heavy goods vehicles and vans. Following on from the successful launch of ProNav, the new ProNav PNN-200 delivers new levels of performance and is now even easier to use thanks to a revised user interface, enhanced Routing-Engine together with free map and transport data updates for new and existing users throughout 2009. ProNav PNN-200 Highlights: + Now includes Bluetooth calling, media player, video player and ebook reader + Free map and transport upgrade pack for 2009 + Improved user experience + Faster improved routing / re-routing + New look interface for improved vehicle data entry + Enhanced sound performance The ProNav PNN-200 allows drivers to enter their vehicles' vital statistics, including weight, height, length, width and the goods they are carrying, to calculate the best route to ensure drivers are not confronted with roads or obstacles not suitable for their vehicle or cargo. During a journey, the ProNav PNN-200 also warns drivers of hazards such as steep hills, high cross winds, and the risk of grounding and can automatically re-route a driver's journey accordingly if deemed necessary. The ProNav PNN-200 is perfect for drivers of HGVs, light commercial vehicles, horse transporters, caravans and more. Navevo has worked closely with many independent HGV drivers to further enhance its ProNav software. As a result, the new ProNav PNN-200 now has many new improvements and features making it the ideal navigation tool for the professional driver who needs to navigate safely through areas with road height, weight or width limitations. A new look improved user interface makes it easier than ever to navigate and larger icons simplify data input. Navevo has also made a number of improvements to ProNav's core routing engine ensuring users experience enhanced speed, accuracy and ease of use. As a result, the ProNav PNN-200 delivers faster map rendering, improved GPS performance and route calculation to provide complete and seamless continuity. Using NAVTEQ Transport, the ProNav PNN-200 comes with free quarterly map and transport data updates throughout 2009 giving users the peace of mind of having the latest up to date information. The ProNav PNN-200 comes with a 4.3 inch touch screen LCD display, built-in Bluetooth for hands free calling, media player, video player and ebook reader for road side entertainment. For clear voice instructions, the ProNav PNN-200 is equipped with an enhanced speaker system, ensuring navigation instructions are loud and clear at all times. In addition to specialist features such as; dynamic routing and navigation optimisation based on a vehicle's dimensions and legal restriction, a London unloading and parking penalties database and POI data for professional drivers, the ProNav PNN-200 comes complete with street level mapping for the UK and Republic of Ireland, seven digit postcode lookup and a six month free trial of safety camera alerts. "Customer feedback is a key component in our strategy to remain highly competitive and to ensure we satisfy our customer needs," said David Guiver, Navevo's Sales and Marketing Director. "By working extremely closely with HGV drivers across the UK, we are able to deliver an even more desirable solution for this market and most importantly, are able to offer the software and map enhancements to both new and existing ProNav customers." Related Links ProNav Navevo GPS Applications, Technology and Suppliers
Intermap Technologies Expands AccuTerra GPS Map Product Line Into Western Europe
Denver CO (SPX) Dec 17, 2008Intermap Technologies has announced the expansion of their AccuTerra GPS maps product line into Western Europe. The launch of AccuTerra Europe ushers in a new breed of GPS maps, with unprecedented detail, accuracy, and uniformity-unavailable in Europe until now. |
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