Stellus announces SDIO GPS receiver

Stellus Systems announced the SSI-SDIO-1000 (there's a catchy name!) an SDIO GPS receiver for Palm and Pocket PC PDAs. According to Stellus, it'll work with "off-the-shelf" mapping software, which would seem to mean they're not bundling anything with it. The company plans to make the receiver available both directly to consumers and as an OEM product. No pricing yet for the one-ounce unit, which Stellus is showing off at CES this week. Similar receivers from other vendors go for around $150-$200, so chances are the pricing on this will be on par.

[Via GeekZone]

[Joey Geraci @ Dec 19th 2005 1:38AM]

how unbelievably cool!!!!

[Kamalot @ Dec 19th 2005 1:38AM]

Works in the Treo?

[Jayant @ Dec 19th 2005 1:38AM]

Waiting to get a gsm treo & this gps. As a Java developer, hopefully IBM's Java VM will support access (bluetooth & SD).

[MEOW @ Dec 19th 2005 1:38AM]

When is Treo 650 GSM/GPRS going to be available?

[Primo @ Dec 19th 2005 1:38AM]

Hope it works with my Tugsten E, because I can't seem to find any GPS solutions for this device.