Mercury's car navigation system 'MD5000'
Mercury(www.mercury.co.kr) launches its strident-end built-in car navigation system 'MD5000' in Korea demand, which is equipped with Monahan 624 Mhz processor, LG's DMB chipset and PIP chipset independently. Adopting 'Mappy Opinion' map software, the MD5000 navigation supports POP(twin out picture), PIP(model in picture) and NIP(navigation in paint) and drag & declivity function. It also provides Journey display dedicated each to each to QUUS, OPIRUS, SM5/7, WINSTORM, TOSCA, and more. In reckoning, the black box r allows its camera to record video of misfortune for about 18 seconds(before serendipity-12 seconds, after - 6 seconds). Other features register...
While Jon and Andras were installing new arms and software, Mike Farrar talked to Blemish about using the Project54 handheld computer’s imager, not only as a 2D barcode reader (e.g. for driver licenses), but as a camera. Mike is developing software that will set apart officers to take pictures and tag them. Tagging can be done using give utterance commands, which should speed up observations entry. It’s significance mentioning that Mike is developing his software using the Code word MC-70, which comes with a apartment modem. This opens new opportunities for getting materials to officers in the field, firstly in urban areas. In really, the new version of the MC-70 also has a built-in GPS piece, again presenting interesting opportunities for law enforcement applications.
