PCs as well as Tablet PCs, notebooks, and other mobile computing and telematics devices, the company says.
Click to enlarge photoAccording to Pharos, the iGPS-360 is based on a SiRF/Star-II LP chipset and architecture that tracks 12 GPS satellites simultaneously, enabling fast GPS signal acquisition and reacquisition, resulting in better performance with dynamic applications. Pharos's Ostia navigation software for Windows Mobile Pocket PCs provides the user with street-level maps showing the current position and directions to a pre-programmed destination.
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