This is a handy little gadget that uses GPS to track your journey and when you have finished it can be uploaded to the computer and with Google Earth, the routes taken can be plotted onto the map. There are many applications for this, such as for work or even for fitness.
The device has to be set with waypoints, the user can choose the time interval of between one second and one hour, it depends on how lone the journey will be.
The device comes with software built in, this is compatible with Windows 7, XP and Vista, it can also be used in conjunction with smartphones and other Wi-Fi.
These are the features of the handy pocket sized GPS Travelogue:
Small enough to fit in your palm, it can easily store in a pack, purse, or pocket. The included software works on a computer running Windows 7, XP or Vista, allowing you to “geo tag” your trips’ photographs with Google Earth. It communicates with Bluetooth-enabled PDAs that have their own mapping software installed. Durable, water-resistant frame enables operation in most climates and weather. Uploads and power are provided by USB; a two-hour charge provides up to 30 hours of operation at one-second data intervals. 1 3/4″ L x 1 1/2″ W x 1/2″ D. (1 1/4 oz.)
The GPS Travelogue Was $149.95 NOW $79.95
Source [Hammacher Schlemmer]
