Deluo GPS mouse
Deluo has just introduced the first mouse in the world that comes with an integrated GPS receiver, although I'm not too sure what the virtue of having that would bring. Perhaps it is meant to benefit your boss since he'll then be able to keep track of where you are exactly, and whether you've been spending way too much time catching up on gossip at the pantry instead of being at your desk finishing up the reports that are long overdue. The Deluo GPS mouse retails for $95 and comes with Microsoft Streets And Trips 2007 to get you started immediately.
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Athletes do drop dead on the pitch or during training, but I suppose those unfortunate events could have been avoided if the GPS Sports system was implemented before. This device enables coaches to track not only their players' positions and how fast they move, but also their vital statistics as well. Sounds more and more like a top-down view in a video game as those on the sidelines can pinpoint patterns in movement. In addition, the GPS Sports device can also measure the force of a hit a player receives and report it to the relevant authorities. I guess this would work great with the 
Palm has just released news that they will be updating the Treo 750 to work with the upcoming Microsoft System Mobile Device Center 2008 software. This enables remote device management for IT professionals running on Microsoft's System Center, providing more control over the various mobile devices that access their system. In addition, Palm will be working closely with Garmin to provide the Palm GPS Navigator software for various devices running on the Palm OS. This software will ship later this year on a microSD card with SD and miniSD adapters, retailing for $249. Sounds great as you can now pick up an affordable GPS solution that gives you voice guided turn-by-turn directions, points of interest and traffic updates no matter where you are.
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