New 8-inch built-in navigation device was launched by MGT Global in Korea market. This device powered by 690 Magic Eye CPU, 120MB DDR Ram, 64 MB of NAND, and 4GB USB memory. Called as ‘Roaster’, it adopts LG Philips’ LCD with 800×480 resolution and equipped with a rear camera.
Incorporating the latest SiRF Star III GPS chipset, the BR-355 GPS Receiver accurate to 5 meters and boots as fast as 45 seconds. Available from Amazon.com with $45 of price-tag, this device also features built-in patch antenna, Super-cohesive magnetic for mounting on the car, and USB interface connection port.
Available from brickhousesecurity.com for $400, the Livewire FastTrac GPS Tracker able to track what ever you want to track in real time. The tracker send its coordinate as often as once every second through GSM/GPRS connection or user get notified vis SMS or E-mail. The system also enable user to access the logs through website as long as they have an access to internet from anywhere in the world.
Zoombak offers three different GPS locator designed for cars, bicycle, and dog. You may wonder how the device works. This locator has SIM card inside and send its current location through Vodafone network to Zoombak server then it allows you to track the device by accessing the Zoomak website. The device costs about £100 and additional monthly fee still required to pay the network.
The Homecast TVUS HM960 is a multimedia player with GPS functionality. Coming with 4.3 TFT LCD display, this player able to play almost all audio and movie formats including AVI, MPEG4, MP3, WMA, and more. Regarding GPS, this device loads the Mappy GPS navigation software by default. And last but not least, it’s available in two options including 8GB and 16GB with pricing set at $378 and $406 respectively.
