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The guys at TomTom accidentally leaked an ad for their new Rider 2, a GPS unit for motorcycles and scooters. Not that many details were revealed from the Flash animation (other than the fact the Rider 2 will have a redesigned mount), but if it follows in its predecessor's footsteps, chances are the Rider 2 will be water resistant, feature built-in Bluetooth, and sell for around $600, though hopefully TomTom gave their pricing a redesign too.
TomTom Rider 2 Almost Revealed [NaviGadget]
9:59 AM on Mon Apr 2 2007
By Louis Ramirez
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yes im sure it was "accidentally leaked"
Unless they "accidentally" drop the price a couple hundred bucks, I don't see a lot of these being scooped up.
I love how every time a new product temporarily appears on a company's website, it makes the tech blogs in 5 minutes flat with a title saying "OMFG!!111!!!1! ________ PHOTOS LEAKED!"
It doesn't happen by accident, guys.
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