NaviGadget

Manufactured by German Falcom, the MAMBO is a personal GPS tracker and a tri-band GSM/GPRS phone. The device uses a 20-channel SiRF Star III GPS receiver, and even features bluetooth for both data and voice communication.

Just like most other GPS tracking devices we’ve talked about the MAMBO also has an alarm button:

In the event of an emergency, the person who carries the FALCOM MAMBO can activate it by pressing a touch button on the unit’s surface. Upon activation the equipment uses the GPS signals to define its positions, and sends a SMS message with its location information or performs a voice call to the predefined number via the GSM network. The FALCOM MAMBO based on the TCP/IP protocol is also able to be monitored as real time over the internet or to send an e-mail to the predefined email address.

It has two battery options - one with 1700mAh and the other with 850mAh. In either case you can trust the on board built-in 3 axis motion sensor to conserve battery. And if MAMBO wasn’t enough, Falcom is getting ready to release MAMBO2, a new GPS / GSM tracker that is even better (pictured right) that is expected to be available as soon as spring of this year. MAMBO2 will also act as a navigation tool.

We’ve contacted the manufacturer to see their pricing options. We’ll keep you updated.

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