GlobalSat’s new DG-GPS Data Logger, BT-359CS Bluetooth GPS Receiver and GH-615 GPS Sports Watch
GlobalSat is launching the 
following Global Positioning System (GPS) products in North America (and in other contry of the world) in July 2007:
1. GlobalSat DG-100 GPS Data Logger
2. GlobalSat BT-359CS Bluetooth GPS Receiver
3. GlobalSat GH-615M GPS Sports Watch
Using a similarly competitive pricing and localized support that has made them a leader in the industry, GlobalSat Technology is quietly expanding and refining its product line, leaving an indelible footprint in the GPS marketplace.
Globalsat GH-601 & GH 602, wrist / athletic GPS training system
Globalsat will release soon the new wrist-watch SirfStar III Gps device for outdoor activities and athletic training.
Globalsat GH-601 provides a fully-sealed, waterproof, large LCD wrist-watch device, as well as a GPS navigation function that locates and tracks points from start to stop. It is adopted for people who exercise for broad kinds of outdoor sports, such as Jogging, Running, Biking, Snow Skiing, etc. It also can be used as GPS receiver by USB interface.
CenterCup releases PDA Caddy to leverage legalized Golf GPS
With CenterCup’s newly released PDA Caddy , exact distance to the target is now one less thing to worry about. As of Jan. 1, 2006, the USGA will now permit distance-measuring devices for use in tournaments at the discretion of the organizers.
All of this bodes well for the amateur golfer. This development now enables golfers of all skill levels to have many of the tools used by the pro’s to improve their game. Tournament organizers are expected to readily approve the use of GPS and other distance measuring devices as it is expected to speed up play.
Vito ActiveTrace a full-featured navigation system for sportsmen
VITO ActiveTrace is a pocket pc/smartphone must-have program for all the sportsmen around the globe and everyone leading an active and mobile lifestyle!
Sports gadgeteer, PDA geek or simply mobile fan VITO ActiveTrace is something you have been waiting for a long time.
There are three reasons you really need it if you are a real sportsman (or want to become one).
VITO ActiveTrace is designed specially for active sportsmen like you to trace your progress. Watching your skills development has never been that easy!
Whether you ride, drive, ski, glide or do anything else extreme, VITO ActiveTrace offers you all the necessary features to trace your track
- display your current position and statistics
- collect all the statistics about your performance for analyzing
- exchange your whereabouts with friends
Garmin Forerunner 205 and Forerunner 305, a new look for outdoor fitness
Garmin, today introduced the Forerunner 205 and Forerunner 305, the next generation of Garmin’s popular GPS-enabled fitness product line. The sleek and stylish Forerunner 205 and Forerunner 305 provide outdoor enthusiasts with real-time information that is designed to help them reach their personal fitness goals. The Forerunner was announced at the 2006 International Consumer Electronics Show (CES) where it was an honoree at the 2006 Innovation Design and Engineering Awards in the personal electronics category.
“The new Forerunners are ideal for any outdoor activity – from a leisurely stroll to a competitive marathon,” said Gary Kelley, Garmin’s vice president of marketing. “No matter what your activity or fitness level, the Forerunner gives users immediate feedback on the information they’re most interested in such as calories burned, distance traveled, pace, or heart rate. The Forerunner also has navigation features so you can always make it back to your starting point.”
Garmin forerunner 305 will be unveiled at Ces 2006
Garmin seems set to reveal the new Forerunner 305 Gps model as reported on expositors page on Ces 2006 web site
The Forerunner 305 continuously monitors your heart rate, speed, distance, pace and calories burned so you can train smarter, more effectively.
The 305 looks much more like a real watch and may even contain its antenna in the angled bottom half of the watch
As reported on Sportim Weblog, "Garmin has started to use better GPS chip sets from SiRF and this facilitates smaller sized batteries and improved GPS signal reception to fit a watch sized GPS" and antenna area is supposed to be located in that smaller bended part with the Garmin name. This makes sense since you would like the antenna to face towards the sky while using it as a sport watch.
