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At 8mm’s Keomo’s MTK claims to be world’s thinnest bluetooth GPS receiver. It has the MTK 32 channel chipset on board and a powerful 1050mAh Li-Ion battery which they claim will stand-by upto 200 hours thanks to their patented Fuzzy Auto On/Off feature.

The MTK is pretty much compatible with any bluetooth enabled device out there but if you must see them listed here you go:

• All Qtek/HTC serie - S200, 8020, 8300, 8310, 9000, 9090, 9100, MDA Vario, P3300, S620, P4350, P3600, TyTN, S310, MTeoR
• Nokia N-series - E60, E61, E70, N80, 3230, 6260, 6280, 6600, 6630, 6670, 6680, 6681, 6682, 7610, 9300, 9500
• Palm - Palm Treo 650
• I-mate - I-Mate Jamin
• Mitac Mio - Mio A701
• Hewlett Packard - HW-6515
• Sony Ericsson - P900, P910(i)
• Blackberry - The Keomo GPS receiver is compatible with all Blackberry series
• PDA’s - The Keomo GPS receiver is compatible with all PDA’s

Satellite fix times for the Keomo MTK is as follows: cold / warm / hot : 36 / 33 / 1 second. It looks like the device will only be available in Europe… No word on pricing just yet.

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