Philips launches the latest ultra-thin and stylish GPS car navigator

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With the rapid development of science and technology, self-guided travel has gradually become a fashion, and equipping your car with an excellent GPS satellite navigation product has become a daily need. In order to meet people's needs in this regard, car navigation products have gradually come into people's sight, and its market has quickly become hot and has a trend of continuous expansion. Faced with the ever-expanding GPS satellite navigation product market, the veteran electronics manufacturer Philips is naturally unwilling to miss such a good opportunity and recently launched three latest ultra-thin and fashionable PNS (Personal Navigation System) GPS car navigation devices (the three products are PNS 100, 120 and 150).
　　

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Philips Ultra-thin Fashionable GPS Car Navigator

　　Philips' latest PNS car satellite navigation weighs only 160 grams, is 10 cm long, and is just 2 cm thick. Compared with similar products from TomTom, it is thinner and more fashionable. This reminds us of the notebooks and mobile phones that Philips launched not long ago. These products all appeared in front of us under the banner of "ultra-thin". Today, when "ultra-thin" has become a synonym for fashion, these products have attracted widespread attention in the industry. It can be seen that in addition to focusing on product performance, Philips also pays close attention to consumers' tastes, which is also the secret of Philips' success.
　　Philips PNS navigation products are very easy to use. Each of the 100, 120 and 150 models is equipped with a special support bracket carefully designed by Philips. This support bracket allows users to easily fix the navigation device on the car window and other locations, and it is very firm after fixing. Even when driving on bumpy roads, it will not loosen or fall off. It is worth noting that the support bracket is not only used for support. Philips has specially designed speakers, control keys and amplifiers on this special bracket. In addition to operating the navigation system through the touch screen, users can also use the control keys on the bracket to browse maps, adjust the sound and perform all other functions. Moreover, these control keys are larger than the built-in control keys of other navigation products, which makes operation more convenient. The speakers on the bracket can provide users with clearer sound effects, avoiding unnecessary troubles when performing voice navigation and other operations.
　　The three products launched by Philips this time are also different in terms of functions, and PNS 100 is the simplest among the three products. PNS 100 only provides map data of a single country and some important road information data in Europe; PNS 120 has a larger storage capacity than PNS 100, which can store more map data, and also adds the Traffic Message Channel (TMC) function, so that users can understand the real-time traffic situation and choose the best route; PNS 150 is the most powerful among the three models. In addition to the Traffic Message Channel (TMC) function, it also supports remote control operation and has a more powerful storage capacity, with the ability to store map data for the entire Western Europe. And it is very easy to read map data, because Philips has specially provided a DVD disc that stores the latest and detailed map data. Seeing the
　　small and exquisite appearance of these products, have you been attracted? It is reported that PNS 100 will be the first to be launched in Europe in September this year, while the other two products will not be launched until October. At that time, Philips, a strong player in the field of electronic products, and TomTom, a leader in European navigation products, will inevitably engage in a fierce battle in the European navigation product market. Let us wait and see what the final outcome will be.