If you have been looking for a Pocket PC based PDA with integrated GPS, the wait is over… Mitac has just released the Mio 168. It’s the first Pocket PC PDA with integrated GPS and and advanced navigation software into a compact,
all-in-one device. It offers turn-by-turn route guidance — both audio and visual — throughout the continental US, Hawaii and Canada and also includes personal information management features as well as media playback including MP3 support. It retails for $499, which is a whole lot cheaper than buying a GPS add-on kit. Click here, for a complete review by Bargain PDA.

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