I’m not going installing the PC suite. I’m enjoying a fresh Windows install too much to want to damage it by installing that piece of software that even most Nokian’s dislike. I have images on my device I want to…

The AytoBE GPS navigation system aims to bring you much more bang for your hard earned buck as a GPS navigation system. For a mere £99.99, you get a generous (albeit standard) 3.5″ touchscreen display, MP3 playback capability, an SD memory card slot, TeleAtlas maps for the clueless, and a battery life that lasts up to three hours. The interface itself looks simple enough, and the included remote control ensures backseat drivers have the power to dispense instructions via the AytoBE thanks to the highly accurate SiRFStar III GPS chipset and full postcode search.

Sony has a new Cybershot in town, and the DSC-S800 marries both great looks and superior imaging performance thanks to its powerful 6x zoom lens. The Cybershot S800 comes with a 8.1 megapixel resolution 1/1.8″ Super HAD CCD, a 2.5″ TFT LCD display with 230k color resolution, and high sensitivity mode of ISO 1250 whch is capable of snagging you some great results without fail each time. The 12x digital zoom and a macro mode that can focus right down to 2cm makes it one truly versatile camera for the common man. Pricing details are unknown, but it will be available throughout Europe at the end of this month onwards. More features are available after the jump.