Alpine has introduced a new GPS navigator called the PMD-B200 Blackbird II.
The strange gossip to roll out is that the device is currently available at Crutchfield without being announced on the company’s website first.
Featuring a 4-inch display with 480×272 pixels resolution, the PMD-B200 comes with touch screen controls, pre-installed maps that include the United States including Alaska, Hawaii, Puerto Rico, Virgin Islands and Canada.
The latest Blackbird II sports an extensive PIO database that consists of a gas station, a small museum and many more. Alpine PMD-B200 also works as a media player that supports MP3 and WMA file formats. Blackbird also offers a SD card that allows up to 4GB of storage.
According to sources, the GPS system comes with a 10GB hard disk drive. However, there is no mention of it on the website.
Grab the Alpine PMD-B200 Blackbird II GPS unit for $700 (approx. Rs. 28,000).
