SciTech

Great New GPS Gadgets

The GPS Snitch, which keeps track of things you care about -- surreptitiously.
The SPOT satellite tracker.
The Garmin Edge 705, made for bike riders.
The Sony HDR-XR520V Handycam GPS-enabled high-def camcorder.
Sony's GPS-enabled 8-inch P Series Vaio micro-laptop.
Fujitsu's Lifebook U820 GPS-enabled micro-laptop.
Lenovo's ThinkPad X301 GPS-enabled full-sized notebook.
The DeLorme PN-40 'Serious Tool' GPS tracker.
Bushnell's Backtrack GPS homing device, which does only one thing but does it well.
The Garmin Nuvi 885T GPS navigator.

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