Falcom's MAMBO II worldphone brings the GPS, Bluetooth

by Brian White, posted Jun 22nd 2007 at 5:57PM

Feeling paranoid and require the use of a personal GPS tracker? If so, dig this: Germany's Falcom Mambo II is a quad-band GSM worldphone with GPRS that sports a 20-channel GPS receiver for those detailed tracking needs you may be looking for. That bulge you see contains a helix GPS antenna and some features inside the unit include a SiRF Star III GPS chip (with GPS tracking using up to four satellites), a 3D motion detector, a decently large 1,200 mAH Li-ion battery and a standard mini-USB connection for charging and connection purposes. No pricing or availability is known yet.

Filed under: Cellphones, GPS

Tags: 20-channel GPS, 20-channelGps, Buetooth, GPRS, GPS, GPS phones, GpsPhones, GSM, SiRF, SiRF GPS, SirfGps

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derek @ Jun 22nd 2007 6:44PM

and it looks good! oh... wait...

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Matt O @ Jun 22nd 2007 7:25PM

Wouldnt the people that this is geared to rather a satellite phone? or atleast the capabilities to use a satellite if gsm reception is non existent?

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Nabimbko @ Jun 22nd 2007 11:35PM

Now shrink that baby down into something sleek, stylish, and cool and you've got yourself a wiener.

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Dankoozy @ Jun 24th 2007 4:10PM

If only this connected to the Iridium network

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Tim McDonald @ Jun 24th 2007 9:23PM

I'm still waiting for the Mambo #5 model.

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Phil Hand @ Nov 24th 2008 12:11PM

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