How many of you actually use GPS on your PC or notebook? Chances are, you will already have a standalone GPS device of your choice to work with, and most other people might have even come to rely on the built-in GPS connectivity system in their cell phones by now, so there might be very little or no room for the USBGPS2/SMD9 module. Granted, it won’t add much weight to your luggage when traveling at just 18 grams, but it does come with the vaunted SiRF Star III GPS chipset that works fine with popular Japanese mapping software Super Mapple Digital Version 9. You can pick up the USBGPS2/SMD9 for approximately €137 after conversion.
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