Posted by ketyung
on Feb/12/2009
at 7:37 am
The Epson Infineon GPS chip has entered into its 12th generation, which means it’s been improved for 12 times, until it’s got to such a super-tiny size, which is even smaller than the head of a match stick.
This Epson Infineon GPS transmitter/receiver is built upon a 65nm manufacturing process. It measures only 2.8 × 2.9mm which is about 25% smaller than any a-GPS on the market. Despite the tiny size, it’ able to communicate with satellites even indoors.
If this little chip is embedded in your any of your gadgets, there is no surprise that it can trace you everywhere you go regardless you’re outdoor or indoor. You may start worring about your privacy with such a tiny GPS chip around these days. Perhaps you may need a GPS tracker defense to seal you up, when this chip is commonly available in the market.
via gizmodo
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