Chanel Replica watch requires two separate devicesthe DeLorme PN60w

The product, available in May for $549.95, Chanel Replica watch requires two separate devicesthe DeLorme PN60w and a small, secondgeneration SPOT device. They are sold together and communicate with each other via a Bluetoothlike wireless protocol called 802.15.4. The result is a full deck of GPS tools on the PN60w, along with the ability to send custom messages and rescue notification on the SPOT satellite network. (Cellphone range is not required.)The companies call it a rugged, handheld GPS and satellite communicator product. For outdoors users, the twoinone gadget gives GPS tracking tools and the ability to send messages and waypoints, including live updates to socialnetworking sites like Twitter, Facebook, Geocaching, or SPOT LLCs SPOTadventures.

The PN60w device has a graphical color display screen Swiss Chanel Ceramic Replica watch and an internal keyboard for typing outcommuniqués.For emergency situations, the SPOT transmitter can work as a standalone device to send locationbased information to a response center. (The small SPOT unit has just two buttons: On/Off and SOS. The buttons are protected so they cant be inadvertently triggered.)A final interesting feature: According to Delormes Charlie Conley, the 802.15.4 wireless protocol will enable multiple PN60w users to see each others positions and exchange GPS data and files or text messages in the backcountry. The wireless signal will have a range of up to one mile, Conley said. This functionality wont be available upon the targeted May release, but will come in a free firmware update potentially by fall 2010.Stephen Regenold writes about outdoors gear at .

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