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Haicom Is Proudly Announce The New HI-601VT GPS GSM Real-Time Tracker
Eindhoven, Holland (SPX) Mar 29, 2007 With HI-601VT GPS/GSM tracker, one can track, remote control, tapping any object globally in real time by using any regular SIM card (with one phone number), any regular phone (home phone, mobile phone, smart phone, etc.) and any local mapping software or Google Earth. No any special software needed. Because HI-601VT is small in size and main unit come with the big capacity rechargeable battery, it is also very suitable for personal tracking. On the HI-601VT, one can press the "panic button" and HI-601VT will instantly dial back to the preset telephone numbers (can set three numbers in different priority). With the optional car kit accessories, car control cables, micro-phone, moving sensor, one can remotely control certain functions:
+ Car control cable sets: To stop the car oil and electricity from any phone. HOW HI-601VT works: Unlike most GPS/GSM tracker using the GPRS communication in SMS message in none-real time mode and require control station (require monthly fee) or Internet access, HI-601VT no need any control center and special software. Since it is point to point solution, it is also no need to check the object from the Internet. wherever one can make the phone call, one can track the object and see the moving from any mapping software in real time. Just like you call someone and he tells you where the object is and shows you where he is on the mapping software. HI-601VT provide non-stop and continue real time tracking without time limitation. Just like you talk to someone over the phone as long as you can. Related Links Haicom Europe GPS Applications, Technology and Suppliers GPS Applications, Technology and Suppliers
Comtech To Supply Movement Tracking Systems To US Army
Melville NY (SPX) Mar 28, 2007Comtech Telecommunications has announced that its Maryland-based subsidiary, Comtech Mobile Datacom Corporation, received orders totaling $1.1 million on its Movement Tracking System, or MTS contract, with the U.S. Army. Total orders received to date against the $418.2 million MTS contract increased to $392.1 million. |
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