First International Computers (FIC) launches the Tablet PC, which is IP54, meaning it can resist a drop from 4 feet onto a steel surface with no damage. It is also water proof, and internally it has many accessories. The docking stations are also variable, ranging from vehicle docking stations with GPS and GPRS to Desktop docking and has great bracket options
Sean from Qstars shows the GPS lap timer which allows you to record your lap times on your vehicles, while racing or travelling. The combined software allows for complete data analysis and can optimise your driving skills. A reat gift for fathers day!
Vern from EU3C presents their GPS tracker device which can be used for all kinds of tracking options to bring you piece of mind with regards to safety of those you love. The GSM mobile phone and GPS combo unit keeps track of its position. Simply call the device from your mobile, and the unit will reply with a text message giving the exact location at that point in time. It can be used in many ways, for example if your kid’s borrow your car, do they really go where they say they will? Call the device and see for yourself. Keeping track of your pets, or keep track of your vehicles. The small and concealable device has also been used gain valuable information about one’s partners location.(although that’s not its purpose 
). The device also has an emergency button that can broadcast to a specified number with the location that the person is in trouble.
Check out more at: http://www.eu3c.com
A waterproof GPS device sounds obvious, but it has taken a while to hit the market. Longhorn Company is one of the few who have done it right, winning a Design Award at the recent Global Sources Trade Show in Hong Kong. The Moto S350 has a 3.5″TFT LCD with touch panel, plus Bluetooth(optional), and FM transmitter (optional), it also has a satellite communications aerial and proprietary software. Unfortunately we were unable to take it out the case to give you a closer look. You can see more about the product here: www.long-horn.com/en
This small gadget is the QStarz Sports Recorder, its model name is BT-Q1300S.
It is a GPS tracking device that records how far you run, cycle, walk or even motocycle about. Then, when you get home, you can upload the information to your notebook or Personal Computer and your route will be nicely mapped out, with times, average speeds, and most importantly according to your activity, it predicts how many calories you lost.
With Q-Starz user friendly software it can help you keep track of and plan a healthy exercise routine to suit your needs.
Let’s take a closer look:
Unboxing:
I have here with me a boxed Sports Recorder from Q-Starz. The box is white, crisp and clean. It has lots of sport action figures as well as bulleted key points about the product, which seems to be in 8 eight different languages.
I think the box design is both interesting and appealing. This is what it will look like in a store near you. So be sure to buy one when you see it.
The front of the box has a clear plastic face where the product can be seen. Let’s open it up.:
we have the Sports Recorder, with attached keychain. This is important because the gadget can only work when it is outdoors. It communicates with satellites and needs to communicate with at least three satellites to be able to have an accurate plot point. The frequency of the plotting can be set to once every second, or once every 5 seconds. It all depends on your activity.
Looking further, we have the manual, a Support CD, and this very orange armband which you saw me wearing earlier.
It’s made of neoprene, so it is not affected by sweat, while at the same time it holds the device securely to your arm or leg while you are moving about.
It also has a USB cable for connecting with your Computer, and a car cigarette lighter charger.
I also want to mention that it has Bluetooth connectivity, so it means you can upload data directly to your PDA, your notebook or your home PC through Bluetooth, making this extremely versatile and convenient for people on the go.
Now I’m going to show you how it works:
I take the Sports Recorder and download my route to my notebook like so..
I open the QSport software by double clicking here, and it opens up, make sure the Bluetooth connection is on in the notebook, also make sure your profile is correctly updated. When you install the software you will be required to enter all your personal information like height, weight and date of birth. The program, then projects where you are in terms of your health.
Lucky for me, I am still within normal limits for my age and height. But I am this way because I follow my plan every day. You can too.
The program allows you to put in your goal weight and how long you want to take to get there. It will then assist you to plan the routine that’s best for you.
On the calendar view, I get to see if I am sticking to my schedule or not. The happy face or sad face encourages me to improve. A really cool function is that the data is mapped out on the activities view and I can see exactly the route I took, the height above sea level and the amount of times I stopped. I can also link this tracking information to any photos I took for geotagging options.
The QSport software is very immersive and has a lot of useful and interesting information to help you attain your desired fitness level and weight.
The QStar Sport recorder is definitely a sportsman’s or in my case sportswoman’s dream come true.
Realize your sporting dreams and plan your healthy future today with one of these incredible gadgets: The QStar GPS Sports Recorder.