Trackstick: for the GPS Hobbyist

June 17th, 2008 - No Responses

Trackstick is a new hot product that basically works as a GPS tracker.  It isn’t a real-time tracker, like in the movies where the police have their little radar screen and it shows a blip of where the person being tracked is.  This device basically logs all of the data and stores it on a built-in flash drive.  You can then take it and plug it into a computer and use Google Maps to see where you’ve been.

Its great for people that like to travel and have a log of where they’ve been.  I could imagine using it on a long hike and then seeing later on where I was.  It is also put to work by businesses who want to know where their employees are, and also parents who are a little on the paranoid side and want to keep close tabs on where their kids are.

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