The Danew GS130 is one of the new entry level devices launched this year. It has all the basic functionalities and operations that you would expect it to have. This comes in a user friendly package that has an attractive appearance to top it off. Targeted purely to entry level users looking for a basic navigation tool, the Danew GS130 is likely to feature at the low end of the price spectrum.

The dimensions of 10 x 7.9 x 1.9 cm make it quite a small device easy to hang on to even the bars of a bicycle! The 3.5 inch touch screen is also easy to use though it can seem a bit cramped, especially when using it on the move. The touch screen allows up to 65000 colors to be displayed and can be used without having to recharge for up to 3 hours. The Destinator 7 browser and the Windows CE .Net operating system are powered by the Centrality Atlas III 372MHz processor which is quite efficient as even multiple applications run smoothly without too much of a time lag. The internal 64MB RAM and 256MB ROM allow you to store any information related to applications that are being run on the device. You can expand this memory using the microSD memory card on the side of the phone. There’s even a lot for a USB on the side of the phone.

Maps of UK and France come preloaded with the system along with a number of different points of interest. You can even locate an address using the postcode. The In-car sat nav system allows you to run the car safely without having to take your eyes off the road at any instant. The Danew GS130 also comes with dynamic routing facility that allows you to return to your original path if you take a wrong turn. Check out Danew GS130 reviews here.