AnyTrack GPS-100

AnyTrack today launched the GPS-100 (pictured at right) for both everyday users and businesses that want to track people or their vehicles. The card-sized box contains both a GPS receiver and a cellular transmitter; using CDMA cellphone networks, the device can relay its position indoors when interference would block normal mapping. Checking its whereabouts only requires a computer with secure Web access. Battery life is also long at up to three weeks on standby, AnyTrack says.

The GPS-100 itself is typically available for $229 but is currently being sold for $199. Its accompanying tracking service requires either $15 or $20 per month depending on how often the owner wants to check locations, with the basic Lite plan offering 15 checks per month and the premium Frequent plan offering 50.

By Electronista Staff