GPS USB

Feb 13, 2009 gps navigation

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We want to thank IO Data of Japan for providing the basics we may all need one day. Just a simple GPS receiver on a USB stick. No bluetooh, no A-GPS, or anything else.

The receiver is SiRF Star III chipset and comes with Super Mapple Digital Ver9, a popular Japanese map software. It goes for about 137 €… via

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2 Responses to “GPS USB”

  1. duxxyuk Says:

    February 13th, 2009 at 8:21 am

    bloody expensive if you ask me.
    I’d prefer to get myself an Inforad K1 (€49) and a copy of Garmin Mobile PC (€69). That makes for €120 with delivery in France and on top of that the K1 does 5 hours of speed camera warning and GPS logging …


  2. ladjeroudmalek Says:

    March 19th, 2009 at 5:12 pm

    i an to have more information about your usb gps
    thanks for all am in of network


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