CATSeye Mk2 tracking device takes the smaller, more waterproof route

Okay, so if you thought the CATSeye matchbox-sized tracking device was a bit too big or cumbersome, the gang is back with something decidedly smaller and more discrete. Introducing the CATS.i, also known as CATSeye Mk2. It's got all the same functionality as its predecessor -- GPS, GSM/GPRS, RF, internet / SMS controls, etc. -- but is now only eight millimeters thick (or twelve if you chose the thinner "folded over" arrangement) and completely waterproof. Power options include a Li-ion battery, solar power, or any number of other ways you can think to run juice. Have an urge to keep track of all your family members and loved ones even more secretly than before? The new devices ship next month.

[Via NaviGadget]

[AC @ Jun 22nd 2009 2:12AM]

Excellent.


Mwah ha ha ha ha

[allenvanhellen @ Jun 22nd 2009 2:32AM]

"... is now only eight millimeters thick (or twelve if you chose the thinner "folded over" arrangement)... "

Whah huh?

[Michael @ Jun 22nd 2009 4:33AM]

Yeah, this new fangled metric system sure is confusing!

[allenvanhellen @ Jun 22nd 2009 4:41AM]

It's 8mm thick. OK
The "thinner 'folded over' arrangement" is 12mm thick. WHAH HUH?

[LondonConsultant @ Jun 22nd 2009 7:46AM]

"thinner" -> "more compact"

[allenvanhellen @ Jun 22nd 2009 4:40AM]

It's 8mm thick.

[allenvanhellen @ Jun 22nd 2009 4:42AM]

Apparently the symbols I tried to use at the end of my 1st sentence above truncated my comments.

[keithwwalker @ Jun 22nd 2009 5:47AM]

Bwah hah hah! Now I can track my tracking device!

[idiot @ Jun 22nd 2009 9:32AM]

are you sure that's not the battery in the pic?

[matt @ Jun 22nd 2009 11:43AM]

FTA
"It is designed in the shape of standard cell phone battery so unsuspecting eyes would have no clue they’re being tracked."

no that's not just the battery, well it is but it isn't...ok?

[Edward @ Jun 22nd 2009 8:25PM]

Ye, where to buy?

[Edward @ Jun 22nd 2009 8:27PM]

Sweet, the read link takes you to NaviGadget, which takes you to Gizmodo, which takes you to:
http://www.cats-i.net/

[jeff @ Jun 23rd 2009 11:40AM]

It's a pic of a battery clearly photoshopped off from this pic.

http://www.power-depot.com/product_images/big/1607.jpg

[mathew @ Jun 24th 2009 5:27PM]

"more discrete"? You mean more an individual unit, rather than a collective quantity?