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And this thing gets a GPS lock instantaneously after turning on? Very impressive... or unrealistic.
Hi Erwos - it looks like the technology takes a 100ms view of the RF at the same time as you snap a picture. Then they time stamp that 'RF image' and when it links up with the photo on the PC, there's some calculation engine that gets a lat/lon. I saw the demo at Vegas - looks like a no-brainer for someone like Kodak, but probably be a Japanese manufacture (judging by the interest at their booth). If they get it into a camera, I'll be able to sort my photos.