The latest offering from Falcom, a German company specializing in wireless communication solutions is the Mambo II. This is no ordinary GPS thing-of-a-jig but a serious advanced personal tracker. What it is in entirety, is a GSM/GPRS phone which integrates a 20-channel low-power GPS receiver. What a mouthful!
This beauty is serious stuff, with a helix GPS antenna to provide the SiRF Star III chip with better reception coupled with a heavy duty 1300 mAh-Li-Ion battery to boost and you are good to go. What more, it can transmit data and recharge your battery through a mini-USB. It also has 3D motion detector to boost. It can determine the user’s location, speed and direction with just signals from 4 satellites and send the data to your ISP for real-time tracking on the Trace4You website. Don’t have a computer with you at the moment? You can also get the information of where the owner of the Mambo II is via text messaging.
- From Navigadget.
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