Mio Technology
owned brand of MiTAC Digital Technology Corporation
Mio Technology Corporation (Chinese: 宇達電通股份有限公司), a subsidiary of MiTAC International Corporation, is a Taiwanese electronics maker that manufactures and markets pocket PCs, personal digital assistants (PDAs), smartphones and personal navigation devices (PNDs). It sells products under the "Navman" and "Mio" brands.
Mio Technology currently has operations in Taiwan, China, Japan, South Korea, Australia, New Zealand, and Europe. Mio Technology is among the world's top three personal navigation device vendors, which also includes TomTom International BV and Garmin Ltd. Currently they make car and bicycle navigation units and dashboard cameras.
Products
Several Mio DigiWalker (C720t, C520 and C320) and Mio Moov (A470, A430, 370, 360 and 300) devices include traffic message channel (TMC).
Portable car navigation
C7xx Series: C710, C720, C720t, C728
C5xx Series: C510, C510E, C520, C520t
C3xx Series: C310, C310s, C310x, C310sx, C320
C2xx Series: C210, C210s, C220, C230, C250
The new range is the Mio Moov and the Mio Moov Spirit.
Mio Moov range: Moov 150, Moov 200, Moov 210, Moov 300, Moov 310, Moov 330, Moov 360 (EEU only), Moov 370, Moov 500, Moov 510, Moov 550, Moov 580
Moov Spirit range: Mio Moov Spirit S300 (S305), Mio Moov Spirit S500 (S505) and (S555), Mio Moov Spirit TV (V505) and (V735)
Spirit 2010 Range: Mio Spirit 470, Mio Spirit 475, Mio Spirit 575.
There were variants produced for spot deals and limited runs.
Spirit Range 2011: Mio Spirit 380, Mio Spirit 480, 485, 486, Mio Spirit 680 Archived 2011-04-27 at the Wayback Machine, 685, 686, 687, 688
Spirit Range 2013: Mio Spirit 490LM, 495LM, 497LM, Mio Spirit 695lm, 697lm, 697LM with truck routing features Archived 2014-04-02 at the Wayback Machine
PDA navigation
DigiWalker series (especially 168 and 180)
Axx Series: A201
Pxx Series: P350, P550, P360, P560
GPS PDA Phone
Axx Series: A501, A502, A700, A701, A702
Handheld navigation
Hxx Series: H610
Smartphones
8xxx Series: 8380, 8390
Mio A700/A701
This model was one of the most popular Mio-branded products, since at its launch in 2006 it was one of the few on the market that combined GPS functions with a GSM phone.
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