You know how it is, when people get back from their holidays and want to take you through every little detail: “This is where we ate on Thursday – or was it Wednesday, Nigel? No, I think it was Wednesday. And this is the Colosseum – ooh, hold on, was that the Pantheon? Nigel, get the guide book…”
If you have to sit through the details, at least with the GiSTEQ PhotoTrackr, you won’t have to sit through the debate. This little GPS device synchronises with your camera and then records the date, time and location of all the photos the camera takes for the next 3-4 weeks. The included software then takes this info and adds the appropriate geotags to the photos as they’re pulled them off the memory card. Better still, the photos can be uploaded to Flickr, so with a bit of luck, you’ll get away with just viewing a quick slide show while you scoff a sandwich at your desk.
Product Page [via Engadget] $99.99
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This thing is worthless I bought it at the photo Expo in NYC. It was a ripoff. First the unit does not pick up a satellite signal no matter what you do Secondly the software is useless and you have to signup with google's mail. and finally they sell used units as "new" the one they sold me already had three other people info on it. And their tech support DOES NOT exist
Don't waste your time or money on anything from these con men
This thing is worthless I bought it at the photo Expo in NYC. It was a ripoff. First the unit does not pick up a satellite signal no matter what you do Secondly the software is useless and you have to signup with google's mail. and finally they sell used units as "new" the one they sold me already had three other people info on it. And their tech support DOES NOT exist
Don't waste your time or money on anything from these con men