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Smallest plug-in GPS - an SD size IO Data device

by Guy Kewney | posted on 29 November 2003

From IO Data, an SD-card type GPS receiver "that'll work with HP's iPAQ."

Guy Kewney

No, not PCMCIA; it's SD!
Aragoto, a reliable "inside view" on the Japanese market, says it will also work with NTT DoCoMo's Sigmarion III, and most other SDIO Now! compatible Windows CE machines.

No other details yet; go to dottocomu for links to suppliers.

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