Qstarz GPS and MP3 Gadget Review

Jan 6 2007, 4:00pm CST | by Luigi Lugmayr

DigitalReviews published a review of the tiny Qstarz GPS receiver with MP3 player functionality.

Quote from the review:
"Our quest for ever smaller GPS receivers has taken us today to the Qstarz BT-Q920 with a really tiny footprint. However, the Qstarz BT-Q920 GPS Receiver also comes with an interesting addition which brings back its proportions to a normal size. I'm talking about the FM transmitter which allows you to play music through your car stereo system. Is this a case of useful integration or does it fall in the category BWC -- Because We Can? "
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