Spectec SDG-812 finally arrives to U.S – includes bluetooh

Published on June 19th, 2007 in bluetooth, gps navigation

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Spectec SDG-810 that we talked about back in January is finally coming to U.S. with only one difference: It also features bluetooth connectivity and will be called SDG-812. Other than that the tiny all-in-one GPS navigation solution that doesn’t require any cables, batteries for Pocket-PC’s is pretty much the same – and just yesterday it got the approval from FCC.

Here are the features of SDG-812:

  • SiRF Star III high performance, low power consumption chipset
  • Built-in high sensitivity helix GPS antenna
  • LED to show GPS fix or not
  • Built-in capacitor to receive system data for rapid satellite acquisition
  • Bluetooth interface
  • Operating platform: Windows CE, Windows Mobile, Windows XP, Symbian, Linux, Palm and Mac

We still don’t have any info on who will be offering this bluetooth GPS receiver here in the U.S.

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One Response to “Spectec SDG-812 finally arrives to U.S – includes bluetooh”

  1. Chia Long Yu says:
    June 20, 2007 at 2:28 pm

    I just found this product sold at http://www.semsons.com/sp2blsdgpsre.html for $89.99.

    I already own a Bluetooth GPS receiver, but this certainly looks interesting as your can cut some more wire/chargers and also don’t have to worry about loosing your BT GPS like I have in the past…. : (

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