Become a spy through the GPS TrackStick


You travel a lot and you've always wanted to know exactly your journey? Or you would like to do the same but for your man, your wife, your children, your parents-in-law or your employees (which is not very legal)? The TrackStick GPS Data Logger is for you.

Its concept is very simple. This object record above consistently places, movement speeds, directions, altitudes and of course when it moves. Through its integrated GPS and a USB port (1.1), the TrackStick record your travels and may be transferred to your computer. You can view everything that has been made very easily, especially as the TrackStick works with Google Earth, Virtual Earth, Google Maps and Mapquest.

With a capacity of 1MB, stick this GPS can operate about a week. Moreover, if not moving, memory is no longer used.

It remains to be seen if this stick works perfectly and without problems, particularly regarding the detection of satellites.

Price of the TrackStick GPS ($ 249.99).

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