Randomized KITT commentary incorporates technology developed by Garmin and provides nonstop fun for everyone in the car. Instead of being limited to 'Michael', however, users can select from more than 700 names. Just as he did with Michael Knight in every episode of Knight Rider, KITT will address drivers by name throughout their ride to put them in the heart of the action on every trip. 'Having KITT virtually navigate you around town allows you to feel like Michael Knight every time you step in the car - minus the turbo boosts and oil slicks, of course.'įor the first time ever, this is a GPS voice download that calls drivers (or passengers) by name. ' Knight Rider continues to be one of our most beloved retro properties and the KITT GPS Voice is proof that consumers can't get enough of it,' said Calvin Lim, Director of Mobile Sales, Universal Partnerships & Licensing. 'With our KITT Voice for Garmin GPS, we want to make millions of 1980's childhood dreams come true,' says Will Andre, CEO of Wanderlust Media, adding, 'so we strove to replicate the envied relationship between human and machine made famous on Knight Rider, by randomizing the commentary coming out of the device to create a much more lifelike and dynamic driving experience.' In typical KITT fashion, many lines are delivered with a humorous punch such as, 'If you're not going to listen to me, just turn me off' in the event of a route recalculation. As an officially-licensed Knight Rider™ product from Universal Partnerships & Licensing on behalf of NBC Universal Television Consumer Products Group, NavTones brings the legendary voice actor from the original television series, William Daniels, to reprise his role as the world's most popular TV car of all time and to give turn-by-turn directions some real personality.

NavTones™, the leading independent provider of celebrity and branded voices for GPS navigation systems, announces today the release of their exclusive KITT GPS Voice for Garmin nuvi portable navigation devices and the new Android-powered Garminfone from T-Mobile USA. LOS ANGELES, July 8 /PRNewswire/ - In 1982, Knight Rider stormed on to American television with Michael Knight and his talking vehicular sidekick, the Knight Industries Two Thousand, or 'KITT.' - if you prefer.

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