G-Core Mini Caddy
[CES 2009] Qualcomm took the opportunity to announce the G-Core at CES 2009, claiming it to be the first GPS device manufacturer that utilizes Qualcomm’s MEMS-based mirasol display in the G-Core Mini Caddy. This GPS golf range finder will allow golfers to view the range finder in direct sunlight and for extended periods of time, and best of all is, it doesn’t weigh more than a golf ball at a mere 36 grams, making it a snap to tote it around with you when you’re on the green. The Mini Caddy is equipped with 1GB of internal memory and is able to store information on over 25,000 golf courses worldwide – should be more than enough since we don’t think the average golf enthusiast will ever play all those courses in a single lifetime.
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