Epson’s tiny GPS receiver will make everything location aware!

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Small enough? Epson’s Infineon XPOSYS chip (Assisted-GPS) is 2.8 x 2.9-mm or 0.1102 x 0.1142-inches and is slated for mass production in 2009. If the power consumption savings are for real this could make everything location aware. For more info take a hop to Engadget.

Feb 13, 2009

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