I like the idea of getting something like this, letting it record your every move, then after downloading your pictures to your PC, geo-tagging each of them based on the ”Time Take” timestamp. Seems like a nice “Low-Tech” solution to geo-tagging.
“This two-faced device doubles as a Bluetooth GPS receiver to navigate your course and allows you to “record your routes” in order to plot points on Google Earth and disseminate the map to your envious pals. Moreover, you can use the device to more accurately tag where your travel photos were snapped along the way….Designed to last a whopping 32-hours without a recharge, the BT-Q1000 can make your next journey a whole lot more memorable for $119 when it lands later this month.
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