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January 2008 From Product Reviews
I’m just back from a trip to Spain and I wish I had taken a GPS with me. The maps were horrible and the signs confusing. We spent a good amount of time lost, and try asking for directions when you’re not fluent in the local dialect. While it’s true that in the States the roads are easier to navigate, the more I use GPS’s the more I appreciate them. The Delphi NAV300 GPS is medium priced ($399.99) and loaded with features. Slightly heavier than its predecessor (NAV200), it weighs 7.6 ounces. At 4.6 x 3.1 x 1.1 inches thick, it’s
Delphi NAV200
May 2007 From College Gear Guide
GPS navigation systems used to be a luxury gadget only for big spenders, but the decline in memory and LCD prices have helped make portable navigation devices affordable for more people. Even better, the new selection of less-expensive nav units functions nearly as well as their high-priced cousins. This Delphi NAV200 is a good example. First, besides being a GPS navigator, it's also a portable media player—playing MP3, digital photo and video files—though navigation is still its best skill. As soon as you turn it on, you come to the main menu which includes a clock, calculator, pictures and settings. For
May 2007 From College Gear Guide
GPS navigation systems used to be a luxury gadget only for big spenders, but the decline in memory and LCD prices have helped make portable navigation devices affordable for more people. Even better, the new selection of less-expensive nav units functions nearly as well as their high-priced cousins. This Delphi NAV200 is a good example. First, besides being a GPS navigator, it's also a portable media player—playing MP3, digital photo and video files—though navigation is still its best skill. As soon as you turn it on, you come to the main menu which includes a clock, calculator, pictures and settings. For
April 11, 2007 From Video
Grant Clauser puts the NAV200 to the test right outside our offices in Philly.
Delphi NAV200
March 2007 From Product Reviews
As luck would have it, about the same time the Dual GPS unit arrived, a Delphi navigation system also showed up at the office, and we didn’t immediately realize that, except for minor cosmetic differences, they were the same product. This makes sense since Delphi is an OEM manufacturer for a lot of automotive products, especially XM radios, and apparently manufactures the NAV200 for Dual. Fuctionally, the NAV200 works the same as the Dual. The main menu provides buttons for navigation, music, movies, game (1), clock, calculator, pictures and settings. For navigation, I kept the unit in extended mode, as this offered more options.
March 2007 From Product Reviews
As luck would have it, about the same time the Dual GPS unit arrived, a Delphi navigation system also showed up at the office, and we didn’t immediately realize that, except for minor cosmetic differences, they were the same product. This makes sense since Delphi is an OEM manufacturer for a lot of automotive products, especially XM radios, and apparently manufactures the NAV200 for Dual. Fuctionally, the NAV200 works the same as the Dual. The main menu provides buttons for navigation, music, movies, game (1), clock, calculator, pictures and settings. For navigation, I kept the unit in extended mode, as this offered more options.
New XM2go XM w/MP3 Ready to Ship
April 2006 From News
Phil Whitworth, product marketing director for XM Satellite Radio stopped by the E-Gear offices today to give us a hands-on look at the new XM2go products from Samsung and Pioneer, which go on sale in about a week. XM launched the XM2go platform in the fall of 2004 with the Delphi MyFi and added nearly identical products from Pioneer and Tau in 2005. The first XM2go products allowed users to record five hours of programming and had built-in antennas so you could listen to sat radio on the fly, provided you were in an area with strong signal coverage. The new XM2go products combine
April 2006 From News
Phil Whitworth, product marketing director for XM Satellite Radio stopped by the E-Gear offices today to give us a hands-on look at the new XM2go products from Samsung and Pioneer, which go on sale in about a week. XM launched the XM2go platform in the fall of 2004 with the Delphi MyFi and added nearly identical products from Pioneer and Tau in 2005. The first XM2go products allowed users to record five hours of programming and had built-in antennas so you could listen to sat radio on the fly, provided you were in an area with strong signal coverage. The new XM2go products combine
E-GEAR Current Table of Contents
March 2006 From E-Gear
Design Eye for the Home Theater Guy Just because you've got ass kick'n gear, doesn't mean your room has to look like a hi-fi shop E-Gear's Editors' Choice Top 40 Awards We honor the best gear we've reviewed over the the past 12 months. Departments: • Do It Yourself: The pinnacle of home theater is a front projector, but you don't have to be a pro in order to install one. • Editor's Column: Blu-ray vs. HD-DVD • Radar puts the news in perspective, E-Gear style • New Gear features the latest audio, video and gadgets from the world on consumer electronics • Content
March 2006 From E-Gear
Design Eye for the Home Theater Guy Just because you've got ass kick'n gear, doesn't mean your room has to look like a hi-fi shop E-Gear's Editors' Choice Top 40 Awards We honor the best gear we've reviewed over the the past 12 months. Departments: • Do It Yourself: The pinnacle of home theater is a front projector, but you don't have to be a pro in order to install one. • Editor's Column: Blu-ray vs. HD-DVD • Radar puts the news in perspective, E-Gear style • New Gear features the latest audio, video and gadgets from the world on consumer electronics • Content
Beam Teams
January 2006 From E-Gear
Satellite Radio Dishes: The Goods in 2006 By Audrey Gray Imagine you've been invited to a party in mid-town Manhattan. You step into an elevator that rockets up thirty-six floors so fast you get a head rush. When the doors slide open, revealing sixty sound-proof, glass-walled studios, a glance in tells you the guest list of this bash is beyond eclectic. Eminem is spinning next to a gay talk show host. Thrash bands, reggae artists and classical violinists are all there. Oh, and did we mention? Howard Stern is in the house. The next day, you get another invite, this time
January 2006 From E-Gear
Satellite Radio Dishes: The Goods in 2006 By Audrey Gray Imagine you've been invited to a party in mid-town Manhattan. You step into an elevator that rockets up thirty-six floors so fast you get a head rush. When the doors slide open, revealing sixty sound-proof, glass-walled studios, a glance in tells you the guest list of this bash is beyond eclectic. Eminem is spinning next to a gay talk show host. Thrash bands, reggae artists and classical violinists are all there. Oh, and did we mention? Howard Stern is in the house. The next day, you get another invite, this time
Free XM Radios for Baseball Fans
October 2005 From News
Attendees to World Series Game One, in Chicago's US Cellular Field, and Game Five, in Houston's Minute Maid Park, will be given coupon's for a free Delphi RoadyXT XM satellite radio. That's right, Major League Baseball announced this week that every fan who enters U.S. Cellular Field in Chicago for Game One this Saturday, it was announced today by XM and Major League Baseball, claiming it's the largest giveaway in the 102-year history of the World Series. When fans arrive at the ballpark, every ticket holder will receive a coupon good for a RoadyXT satellite radio (MSRP: $79.99), plus a World Series commemorative
October 2005 From News
Attendees to World Series Game One, in Chicago's US Cellular Field, and Game Five, in Houston's Minute Maid Park, will be given coupon's for a free Delphi RoadyXT XM satellite radio. That's right, Major League Baseball announced this week that every fan who enters U.S. Cellular Field in Chicago for Game One this Saturday, it was announced today by XM and Major League Baseball, claiming it's the largest giveaway in the 102-year history of the World Series. When fans arrive at the ballpark, every ticket holder will receive a coupon good for a RoadyXT satellite radio (MSRP: $79.99), plus a World Series commemorative
Delphi MyFi XM Radio in Your Pocket
February 2005 From Product Reviews
Most satellite radios are either car or home units, and there are many, like the XM Roady or Sirius Sportster, that can move between car and home. But their versatility ends there. You can't carry satellite radio with as you would an MP3 player, at least, not until now. Delphi's MyFi XM satellite radio is the first true portable satellite radio yet. It's a handheld radio, about the size of an old Walkman, that sports a built-in antenna and earbuds for listening anywhere just like you would your iPod (or other music player). That's almost enough to be excited about, but the MyFi's biggest
February 2005 From Product Reviews
Most satellite radios are either car or home units, and there are many, like the XM Roady or Sirius Sportster, that can move between car and home. But their versatility ends there. You can't carry satellite radio with as you would an MP3 player, at least, not until now. Delphi's MyFi XM satellite radio is the first true portable satellite radio yet. It's a handheld radio, about the size of an old Walkman, that sports a built-in antenna and earbuds for listening anywhere just like you would your iPod (or other music player). That's almost enough to be excited about, but the MyFi's biggest
Chrysler 300C Huge Hemi is Hot, Even for Audio Lovers
February 2005 From Product Reviews
"Hemi power!" isn't exactly the battle cry of those of us more interested in our iPods, Palms or TiVos. So what is it about that popular mantra that gets guys in pickup trucks all excited? The power of that engine is rather seductive (or make that corruptive), hauling this large American-style sedan to illegal speeds easily. But a great engine alone cannot sell the technophile market. Since Chrysler has been married to Mercedes-Benz (Daimler), the company's product offerings have gone through major changes. Most of these changes have won over the hearts of automotive enthusiasts. In the new Chrysler 300C, Hemi power combined
February 2005 From Product Reviews
"Hemi power!" isn't exactly the battle cry of those of us more interested in our iPods, Palms or TiVos. So what is it about that popular mantra that gets guys in pickup trucks all excited? The power of that engine is rather seductive (or make that corruptive), hauling this large American-style sedan to illegal speeds easily. But a great engine alone cannot sell the technophile market. Since Chrysler has been married to Mercedes-Benz (Daimler), the company's product offerings have gone through major changes. Most of these changes have won over the hearts of automotive enthusiasts. In the new Chrysler 300C, Hemi power combined
