Sony GPS-CS1KSP updated Camera GPS kit with Google Maps

Feb 25 2008, 1:24am CST | by Luigi Lugmayr

In 2006 Sony introduced GPS-CS1 GPS receiver accessory for digital cameras to automatically log the location of where you took your photos. Today Sony announced an updated GPS kit with the GPS-CS1KSP.

The improvements of the GPS-CS1KSP lie mostly in the bundled software. Now you can display the photos automatically in context of Google Maps.
You can also automatically animate your trips and the software displays photos in a trajectory to review your trip visually.

The Sony GPS-CS1KSP will start shipping on March 14th for 15,540 Yen (~144) in Japan.
Via this Sony press-release (Japanese).

The current version of the Sony GPSCS1KA is selling on Amazon.com for $99.89.

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