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Last month, we reported on Mercedes-Benz's new Search & Send feature, which allows you to pre-plan trips in Google Maps or Yahoo Maps and send them directly to your car's navigation system. Well, now a Spanish company called Blusens has made the next big step in GPS in-car navigation: satellite imagery. Its two new GPS units (dubbed G01 and G02) feature maps integrated with Google's satellite images. The G01 has a 4.3-inch touchscreen, a 30GB hard drive, and SD/MMC card support. The similar G02 has a 40GB hard drive and Bluetooth 2.0. The G01, which goes on sale in Europe this November for about $700. The G02 (left) arrives in early 2008. No word on whether they'll arrive in the States.
Check out the G01 in action after the break.
Via Engadget.
Blusens G01 from Gizmos on Vimeo.
