Items included in this auction are:

• Brand new Mediatek 7 inch navigator with built in 4 GB flash memory.
• A usb sync/charge cable.
• 120 volt power adapter so you can charge at home.
• 12 volt power adapter so you can charge in your car, boat or when you travel.
• Licensed copy of Memory-Map Pocket Navigator.
• A 8 GB micro SD card for chart storage.
• Every chart that NOAA publishes  (over 2200).
• Street mapping software with North American maps - use it in your car too!
• A list of the charts by regions, the Mediatek manual, Pocket Navigator manual in pdf format.
• Device bracket with windshield mount (you can purchase a pedestal mount adapter for about $15.00) .
• Stylus.

Some of the MediaTek  features:

• MediaTek MT3351 ARM11 Dual Core processor 
• MediaTek MT3328 GPS receiver  
• Window CE 6.0
• 7  inch True Color LCD Touch Screen (480 x 272 resolution)
• Built-in high sensitivity GPS receiver
• Internal 4 GB flash memory 
• Micro SD Card slot (comes with one 2 GB micro SD card) 
• Built-in rechargeable 1200 mAH lithium battery 
• 64MB DDR RAM 
• Dimension: 7.1 cm x 11.0 cm x 1.0 cm 
• Weight: 131 grams
• GPS information/status viewer
• MP3 & WMA Player
• Video Player (Supports AVI, MP4, 3GP, MPEG, and WMV videos)
•  Photo Viewer
• Text File Reader
• Calculator

Pocket Navigator Software Features

Memory-Map's Pocket Navigator provides almost all the features of the desktop PC product on your PDA.

View maps & charts, plan your trip, create routes just by touching the screen.

Drag the map with the stylus or your finger to scroll. Zoom using the on screen   buttons. The map is responsive and updates very quickly.

Plan routes on the desktop or Pocket PC and transfer to each other.

Record track log, showing where you went, what time you were there, and your speed at each point on the track. Great for getting back home when the fog sets in.

User programmable velocity vector: Provides a quick visual check of where you’ll be in a given amount of time. Enables you to quickly assess whether your current course could lead to a potential hazard.

Chart / Map selection with Keyword search.

Auto Chart Select: Automatically selects the best chart for a given GPS position.

Lock on to GPS: Automatically selects the most appropriate chart, then as you move, keeps your current position in the center of the screen whilst the map scrolls. Provides a constant view of your current position and surrounding area.

Distance from current position: Simply clicking on the map will show the distance and bearing from your current position. Enables fast cross checking of your position with a compass using bearings from known landmarks.

Night Colors: A menu option switches the display to lower intensity night colors to preserve night vision in low light surroundings.

Anchor and Proximity Alarm: Sound a warning beep or play a linked file when you are too close to or too far away from a point.

Satellite Status: Shows satellite signal strength, fix type and HDOP.

GPS Position: Display as much or as little information as you like (speed, Lat & Long, time, course etc…).

Lat/Long and UTM Grid: Supports several grid formats.

Steering vector: Visually shows which direction to steer to a mark.

Memory-Map uses raster charts, which are the most detailed and trustworthy electronic charts available.

Most other handheld chart plotters use vector charts. With a vector chart, when you zoom out, the plotter has to decide which features to draw, and which features to hide. It cannot display all features, because it would take too long to redraw the display, and the display would be too cluttered. Even if you zoom right in, there may be features on the paper chart that are not in the vector database. With many vector charts, you don't know where the survey data came from, or who digitized it: much of the vector data commercially available today was digitized by the Soviet Union during the cold war!

A Raster chart shows exactly what is on the paper chart. It is a familiar, easy to use image of the paper chart. The full portfolio of the most detailed charts, from trusted government sources, is available. You don't have to keep looking at the paper chart to see the details that the vector plotter might not have displayed. 

There are two modes of operation providing access to many advanced features. Planning Mode has more buttons and menus and may require the use of a stylus to complete some tasks. Navigation Mode provides just what you need while on the move.

One of the main methods of control is the TAP-AND-HOLD technique. Tap-and-Hold is equivalent to a right mouse dick on a PC. Simply Tap on an object like a map, mark, track or position symbol, hold for a moment without moving, then release. A menu will appear that is specifically related to the object you targeted.