Lingerie maker Lucia Lorio of Brazil has created the GPS-enabled lingerie that allows you to know where your girl is at all times. The standard GPS lingerie retails for £500 and the ones with more advance GPS system is priced at £700. Perhaps more tech-savvy (read: paranoid) women will buy this high-tech lingerie for safety reasons, or it could also be perfect for jealous husbands who want to track their wifes in secret

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Vision Tech America revealed a GPS navigation system called VTN4301. It has a wide 4.3″ screen with anti-glare coating, and preloaded maps of entire USA and Canada.

It comes with non-replaceable rechargeable 1100mAh Li-Ion battery but we’re not sure how long that would last with a screen this size - even though they claim it would last 4.5 hours.

The GPS receiver is from SiRF which can track upto 20 satellites at once, the maps are from Navteq and the software is from Horizon Nav.

Other features include bluetooth connectivity, SD/MMC slot, and text-to-speech which easily makes this gps navigation system a decent mid-level device.

There is more however such as MP3 support, Picture, and WMV viewer. It does support other languages but some of them may not have text-to-speech configured. Also you get a trip book for multi destination routes and a My POI feature to mark your own favorite locations.

Not sure when this will be available or for how much but we’ll be sure to keep you updated.

Here is the Navman may not be one of the most known names in GPS navigation systems .It has a SiRF Star III GPS receiver and a screen with 480×272 resolution which measures 4.3 inches.  does support real time traffic updates however you’ll have to purchase the special cradle for this. It also comes with preloaded safety camera data as a free trial.

Navman used TeleAtlas from the final quarter of 2007 for this model and a 256MB internal memory for map data. It costs about 249 AUD which is about 205 USD.

Sony of Japan released a couple of new GPS navigation systems again, available in Japan of course. The two new models are called Sony NV-U3V and Sony NV-U3, both of which feature a 4.8″ touch screen LCD display with 480×272 resolution.

Sony NV-U3V features a 1 Seg TV tuner support to watch digitally broadcast channels where as Sony NV-U3 don’t. However both sat nav systems come with an embedded 4GB flash memory, USB port, and support for various media files.

Sony NV-U3V and Sony NV-U3 will be available in Japan on October 23rd and will cost 400 € and 350 € respectively.

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Here is another GPS tracking device fitted with a GSM antenna to also serve as a mobile phone. Manufactured by Chinese Leader International this tracking system is a dual band mobile phone with a regular keypad as well as an emergency keypad that can be programmed to store 5 numbers. It also has a SOS button which automatically sends coordinates to the ‘guardian’ number.

Here is the full set of specs:

• GSM 900/1800Mhz or 850/1900Mhz
• 20 channels uNAV GPS module
• Embedded GSM antenna
• Embedded GPS patch antenna
• High sensitivity micro phone
• Standard cell phone keypads
• Independent redefined alarm keys and SOS key
• 128×32 PSTN display

This GPS tracker is designed to work using SMS messaging but in case of an emergency the microphone is also activated to transmit voice date too.

NAV-8800 is latest GPS navigation system from Marbella.It has the slightly bigger screen at 4 inches and uses the super sensitive SiRF Star III GPS receiver.

NAV-8800 is quite multi-purpose offering various entertainment features such as photo album, a MP3 player, and a movie player. But the most exciting of it all is the built-in 2 megapixel digital camera - in case you don’t have one on your cell phone.

NAV-8800 also provides an AV-in interface. You can enjoy watching digital TV with the optional DVB-T box too. There’s also the support for rear view cameras.

We do not have any leads on the availability date.

NDrive at MWC in Barcelona the Portuguese brand presented G700, a personal navigation device with 4.3″ screen, GSM/GPRS connectivity which enables the G700 to connect to the internet for local information.

Others features of the two way connectivity is updates on weather, traffic information, and cultural events like the concerts and movie listings.

Just like their software this GPS navigation system also offers aerial images overlayed with POIs and directions.

NDrive G700 will be marketed next month for approximately of 480€€. This however does not include mobile internet subscription

At Mobile World Congress today Eten revealed a new PDA phone with GPS, 3G+ as well as a keyboard: the glofiish M810.

M810 is in addition to its big brother the glofiish M800, but in contrast it will not have VGA (640×480), and the design changes with a different keyboard that has two Windows Mobile buttons.

Here are the rest of the features as far as we know:

• Integrated SiRFStar III GPS receiver compatible with A-GPS technology
• Quad band GSM (850/900/1800/1900 MHz), GPRS, EDGE Class B, Multi-slot Class 10, 3G and HSDPA (3G+) with 3.6 Mbps (850/1900/2100 MHz)
• FM radio
• integrated RDS/TMC traffic information
• Samsung SC32442 processor at 500MHz
• 2.8″ touch screen
• QWERTY
• 64 MB of RAM
• 256 MB of ROM
• Integrated 2MP camera with autofocus, flash and 4x digital zoom
• 0.3MP camera on front side for video conferencing
• Bluetooth 2.0 + EDR
• Wi-Fi 802.11b/g
• MiniUSB 1.1
• microSD HC port
• Removable Lithium-Polymer of 1530 mAh battery
• Mobile Windows 6 Professional
• Dimensions: 11×5.9×1.8 cm