German navigation giants Navigon has bought forth the 3100 and the 3110. The systems use Navigon MobileNavigator 6 and provide with capabilities of warning drivers about known radar speed traps and camera locations. Although these services will be charged, they are worth it. They come with GPS SiRF Star III and have premium version facilities like RDS/TMC live traffic updates. The 3100 and the 3110 have Navteq maps fed in them and work on Microsoft Windows CE.NET 5. As far as physical specs are concerned, we have a 3.5 inch TFT 65K display screen that can handle resolutions of up to 320×240 pixels. It also has a SD/MMC slot that can accommodate up to 2GB memory. The difference between both systems is that the 3100 will only include regional maps on a 512MB card while the 3110 will include maps for 37 European countries on a 2GB card.

The Navigon 3100 and the 3110 will be made available by April this year and will cost 249€ ($322) and 329€ ($426) respectively.
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