This USB GPS unit claims to be one of the fastest GPS units out there, sporting the new Sirf III (or SiRFstar III) chipset. Pharos PB010 USB iGPS-500 GPS Receiver · According to Wikipedia the Sirf III chipset inside this Pharos iGPS-500

I am making an APRS unit for my radio, and I need to know how much voltage the Pharos GPS-500 SiRF III chip (that comes with Streets & Trips 2009) needs to run. I have to jump a few pads on the APRS unit, and I need to know the voltage

It uses the Sirfstar III chip and NavTeq mapping which is considered superior to the TeleAtlas mapping most GPSs use. It has EXCELLENT text to speech capabilty and announces directions in plenty of time with recognizeable street names.

There's an interface for adapting the Pharos GPS 500 Sirf III device that comes with Streets & Trips and MapPoint. CP. Posted: Wednesday, August 29, 2007 9:51 PM by Chris Pendleton. Filed under: Enterprise/Govt Solutions

in the meantime, you can always download our mobile client in case you need to find yourself (as i do). there's an interface for adapting the pharos gps 500 sirf iii device that comes with streets & trips and mappoint.

GPS with optional blue tooth connection The GPS unit is a Pharos 500 which has SiRF star III technology in it. This means it is really accurate. Using VisualGPS on my notebook I saw that I was tracking up to 12 satellites and my

This handset is actually a rebrand of Eten’s 500 (Gloofish) cell phone. Aimed for business and travelers market, this quadband GSM mobile phone provides a full-feature sat nav system, thanks to the embedded SiRF Star III GPS receiver

The included parts are: 1). a device that looks like a flash-drive with a brand of "PHAROS" and a model number X12- on it, 2). a device that looks like a big square button with a some words (GPS-500 SIRF III) and 3). a USB cable.

Basically it's a super tiny SiRFstar III-based modular GPS device that can connect either via Bluetooth (shown left), or SDIO / CF / PCMCIA adapter (right, sans PC card adapter, of course). What doesn't really come across here, however,

Maps are from TeleAtlas and the GPS receiver comes from SiRF. Garmin’s StreetPilot III DeLuxe car GPS receiver comes with MapSource City Navigator CD-ROM and everything you need to download street-level map sets from your PC.