Columbus reveals pocket-sized V-900 GPS data logger
[Thanks, Dawei]
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Gman @ May 28th 2008 4:47PM
I'm putting this in a suitcase and shipping it around the world with DHL.
Ian @ May 28th 2008 5:03PM
please dont..
Idlemind @ May 28th 2008 5:26PM
Columbus?....Magellan?..... I think I'll hold out for the Sacagawea
Kallahorn @ May 28th 2008 6:07PM
According to their site (cbgps.com), the the recommended price is RMB899, or roughly US$130. I don't know how that compares to similar products, but it seems to have a lot of features AND it is soo shiny!
TRAFFICBLOWS @ May 28th 2008 6:13PM
This would be great for running... can't stand the fatty GPS watches out there!
gratus @ May 28th 2008 7:22PM
This unit has a spy mode, it will save you some bucks if you need to hire a PI on your wife.
Mills @ May 28th 2008 5:04PM
exactly what i was thinking....
backpacking.... ha!
this will be used for one thing and one thing alone....
Boden @ May 28th 2008 7:29PM
throw in some real-time tracking, and you've got yourself a deal :)
Tim Lord @ May 28th 2008 8:47PM
Can anyone read enough Japanese to comment on the battery? If this thing takes a AA (looks too small for it) or a AAA (which might not have much juice, but Hey, I like standard / non-proprietary battery sizes), I'd be very tempted.
timothy
Jess @ May 28th 2008 9:03PM
It has a built-in 1000mAh rechargeable lithium-ion battery. It runs from 13 hours to 30 days depends on what mode it is on. The website is in Chinese.
gateway @ May 28th 2008 10:39PM
haha, spy mode rocks, ill have to drop my current configuration of my gisteq system and try one of these. To me its about a few things, being able sensitive enough to acquire enough satellites, and the software bundled for tracking, geo tagging of photos etc.
small little write up I did about my exp with various gps units
http://ibareitall.com/newer-gps-logger-gisteq-for-geo-photo-tagging/
eleazar123 @ May 28th 2008 10:41PM
I think I'll stick with this one: http://www.semsons.com/wiwbmu3gpsre2.html. Only $95 and works with most mobile phones. It also has all of the features that this one has (minus the microSD slot), just not the same pretty look. I've been on the fence about getting it, only b/c $95 is still a lot just for a gps addon. :(
Blakamin @ May 29th 2008 3:02AM
I've got a leadtek that is twice as fat... but works brilliantly
Eric Tousignant @ May 29th 2008 7:42AM
Meh wants one !!!
ITRanger @ May 29th 2008 9:37AM
There HAS to be more to life than plugging gadgets in and out of the mains ...
I like this gadget, but I've got adaptor/charging fatigue. This functionality needs to be integrated into a camera. Too many gadgets to carry around.
sirius @ May 31st 2008 3:39PM
Me like The Green Light =D It is nice ! (Y) (Y)
Richard Akerman @ Jun 10th 2008 1:53PM
The BT-Q1000 and Q1000P are 72.2 (L) X 46.5 (W) X 20 (H) mm.
The V900 is 74 (L) x 43 (W) x 9.9 (H) mm.
Is 10mm in height really the difference between "bulky" and "diminutive"?
shanaka @ Aug 2nd 2008 5:47AM
sri lanka