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The Garmin GMR 24 Marine Radar: Big Power in a Small Dome
Garmin has just unveiled the new Garmin GMR 24, a 24-inch 4 kilowatt marine radar which matches the perfect balance of size, power, and industry-leading target discrimination. The GMR 24 features a 3.6 degree horizontal and 25 degree vertical beamwidth, which helps in acquiring and separating the targets more accurately. It has really huge effective [...]
Continue reading...GPS Shoes Tracking
GPS is a satellite based navigation system consist of 24 orbiting satellites that transmit signals to GPS receivers to determine the precise location of a vehicle, person or other asset it’s attached to. But what is a gps shoe ? take a look …
Continue reading...Find your precise way with Sony NV-U82F and NV-U92T GPS navigators
nerdeff on 16. May 2007
Sony has just presented their latest car GPS navigation devices, the NV-U82F and NV-U92T. As always Sony has made these navigators to guarantee you will find your precise way. These navigators are made give GPS signals even while passing through tunnels or crossing bridges. NV-U92T comes with Go of memory flash and a cartographic cover [...]
Continue reading...Don’t get Lost with Verizon Wireless VZ Navigator
nerdeff on 11. May 2007
Verizon Wireless’s award winning VZ Navigator is a GPS enabled Navigator that will transform your wireless handset in to a powerful navigation device and help you find a particular location. With its visual and audible directions, locating places and getting a location map is now a child’s play. With VZ Navigator, you get visual and [...]
Continue reading...E-TEN released Glofiish X500+ VGA WM6 Pocket PC soon
As we learn from MobileTopSoft, E-Ten Information Systems has just introduced the E-TEN Glofiish X500+. It is one high-resolution (VGA) Pocket PC Phone running Windows Mobile 6 platform. It major specifications include a larger screen-area, improved Auto-Macro camera, Wi-Fi and GPS capabilities The Glofiish X500+ features a VGA display which offers up to four times [...]
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nerdeff on 20. September 2007
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