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QSTARZ has rolled out the CR-Q1100P GPS tracking recorder, which is targeted for commercial users. The gadget uses an MTK II chipset with -165dBm sensitivity and 66-Channel tracking. The QSTARZ CR-Q1100P supports IPX-3 water resistance and has a high quality rubber POI button to make it more durable. Its battery provides up to 40-hour of operation time. The QSTARZ CR-Q1100P commercial GPS tracking recorder is priced at $140 each. [Navigadget]
QStarz has rolled out the Q1000XT GPS travel recorder that looks similar to some of their previous GPS data loggers. The gadget is powered by the MTK II latest chipset with high sensitivity -165dBm and 66 channel tracking, an ultra lower power consumption up to 42-hour operation, less than 15 seconds AGPS fix support and a 3-level Switch for easily switch Travel Recorder to LOG or NAV (Navigation + Log) mode. The QSTARZ Q1000XT is now available for $129 a pop. [Navigadget]
The QStarz SR-Q2100 handheld GPS navigation system is a 10-in-1 navigation gadget that features a track logger, a cycle computer, a location finder, a digital compass, a route guider as well as software for route planning, health management and travel logging/geotagging. What makes the It is also IPX-7 waterproof, so you can use it with you on your camping trips without having to worry on what the weather will be like. The QStarz SR-Q2100 retails for $139 in the US or €129 in Europe. [Navigadget]
The Qstarz Explore 2000 GPS Sports Recorder comes equipped with the Qsports software that is able to track your progress and graph it out in a whole bunch of statistics. The gadget features 4MB memory that holds 260,000 waypoints, 20 hour operation time, backlit LCD display, and Odometer that displays speed, total moving time, average speed, elevation, longitude, latitude. The Qstarz Explore 2000 GPS Sports Recorder retails for $139. Each purchase comes bundled with a USB cable, software CD, travel charger, users guide, bike mount and a sports armband. [Navigadget] Read more
QSTARZ claims its BT-Q919 eXtreme GPS receiver is the most powerful GPS receiver in the world. It features 51-channel tracking, 32-hours of navigation time, -158dBm sensitivity, USB connectivity, built-in bluetooth, adjustable 1 to 5Hz update rate and a 36-second signal acquisition time. No word on pricing or availability, so you might have to take QSTARZ’s word for it. [Navigadget]
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