Averatec, a maker of notebook computers, on Friday unveiled their first GPS device. The new Voya 350 is priced at upwards of $429 and should be available now.

The Averatec Voya 350 sports a 3.5” wide LCD touch screen and comes with pre-loaded NAVTEQ street level map data for the entire U.S. and Canada. The device runs on the latest Microsoft Windows CE operating system and offers a wide array of GPS related features, including audible voice prompts, turn-by-turn guidance, automatic route recalculation, a built-in helical antenna and multi-point routing.