May 31, 2007

Freedom Mini GPS Bluetooth Receiver for SmartPhones and PDAs


In their sales pitch for the Freedom Mini GPS receiver, Freedom Input point out that there will be some 150 million SmartPhones and PDAs sold in 2007 with only 10-15% having GPS built-in. With a largest dimension of 1.5 inches the new Freedom Mini GPS can easily be carried on ones person (supplied with a keylink) to GPS enable a SmartPhone, PDA or laptop through a Bluetooth wireless link.


Freedom Mini GPS receiver

The Freedom Mini GPS receiver is powered by the ever accurate SiRF StarIII GPS chipset. The Bluetooth range of 10m is certainly adequate as is the battery working time of 10 hours.

A SmartPhone or PDA will need GPS software (simple to download and install) to make use of the GPS receiver however, most are reasonably priced and simple to download and install. The Freedom GPS Mini is compatible with a wide range of GPS software programs (see specification below).

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Freedom Mini GPS

Chipset SiRF Star III, 20 Channels
Baud Rate 57,600 bps
Tracking Sensitivity 159 dBm
Position deviation* 10 meters 90%. 2D RMS 1-5 meters
Velocity 0.1 m/sec
Bluetooth Version 2.0 Class II, 10 Meter range using Serial Port Profile (SPP).
antenna Internal Ceramic Patch antenna
MMXC connection for external antenna.
Software Compatibility AA, Active Pilot, BlackBerry Maps, CoPilot Live 6, Destinator 6, Gate 5,Google Maps, Mapquest, Memory Map, Navigation Mobile, Navman, Nokia/Smart2Go, Navicor, Route 66, Spot, Telenav, Wayfinder
Battery Rechargeable 450mAh Lithium Polymer battery
Working time 10 hours
Size: 1.54 x 1.30 x 0.79 ins (39 x 33 x 20 mm)
Weight:

1.06 ozs – 30gms
Contents:

12/24v Car charger cable,
USB Home charger cable,
Key link,
Quick Start Guide and
hints manual.

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