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This device is capable of operating and displaying images from Garmin reversing cameras.
This device is capable of operating and displaying images from Garmin reversing cameras.
Application areacarscars
Software
Navigation functions (assistants)
speed limitation
 
lane selection
 
Where Am I?
Live Weather
speed limitation
 
lane selection
 
Where Am I?
Live Weather
Display specs
Display
6 "
1280х720 px
touch
6.95 "
1024х600 px
touch
Additional equipment
More features
voice control
image display
voice control
image display
Connections
Interfaces
Wi-Fi
USB
memory card slot
Bluetooth
Wi-Fi
USB
memory card slot
Bluetooth
Max. memory card / flash drive size32 GB32 GB
General
Power supplyrechargeable batteryrechargeable battery
Battery life1 h1 h
Dimensions (HxWxT)152x86x19 mm173x99x19 mm
Weight175 g240 g
Added to E-Catalogjune 2023march 2021

Display

Parameters of the display installed in the navigator.

— Display diagonal. Size screen size in inches. The larger the screen, the more information can be displayed on it and the more detailed this information will be presented. On the other hand, the size of the display significantly affects the dimensions of the device, and large screens are more expensive.

— Display resolution. Display size in dots (pixels) horizontally and vertically. The higher the resolution (with the same diagonal), the more detailed and clear the image the screen can produce. In addition, on high-resolution displays, small details are better visible, which increases the comfort of viewing information. Too high a resolution is usually not required for GPS navigator displays: for example, 800x480 pixels, limited by the standards of smartphones or tablets, with a diagonal screen size of about 6” are considered quite sufficient even for an advanced device.

— Matrix type. This parameter is indicated mainly for tech cases when the screen uses a high-quality IPS type matrix. This technology provides high quality color rendering, good brightness and wide viewing angles; moreover, IPS screens are relatively inexpensive to produce.

- Touch. Screen support for touch control. You can give commands to the device by touching the icons on the display itself - similar to how this is done in smartphones and tablets. Touch control opens up...many more possibilities than classic controls and provides flexibility in working with the navigator. In particular, by touching the screen you can set points on the route, zoom in or out on the map, etc.

- Color. This parameter determines whether the screen is color or monochrome (black and white). Black and white displays are simple, inexpensive, consume little power, and are quite suitable for displaying basic navigation information. At the same time, color screens are more functional: maps often use different colors to highlight individual objects, which would not be possible on monochrome displays. As a result, black and white screens are quite rare among modern navigators - mainly among the most compact and inexpensive models.

— Backlight. The screen has its own backlight system. This function makes the device independent of external lighting: the illuminated image will be normally visible both at dusk and even in complete darkness. It is also worth noting that many LCD screens have a backlight by default; it is activated when the screen itself is turned on and works regardless of external lighting - without it, the image on the matrix would simply be impossible to see. In particular, this operating principle is used in IPS-type matrices, which have gained popularity in modern portable electronics (including navigators).
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