Founded in 2000, Globalsat Technology is a manufacturer of GPS receivers and electronic communication devices.  Globalsat provides various GPS-related products, including full-functional car navigation system, Bluetooth GPS, cable GPS, SDIO/Compact Flash GPS, GPS tracker, personal GPS trainer, GPS receiver/module, and GPS system integrations.

The latest “TR-203 Personal Tracker” developed by the company is designed to work around the GSM/SMS/GRS wireless networks, supporting GSM 850/900/1800/1900 MHz and GPS Class 10 to be used all over the world.  With built-in high sensibility chipset, it can search and receive even when signals are weak.  The product has passed IEEE/FCC/CE/PCTRB certifications.  It is light and easy to carry, with a total length less than 80mm and a battery life of over 290 hours. 

TR-203 has built-in cache memory and recording function.  The GPS/GPRS coordinates can be viewed on subscription based websites that offer numerous feature sets to further enhance the retrieved location data.  As an added safety feature, a built-in SOS panic button will send an emergency notification alert along with GPS coordinates of the user to a specified contact.  Furthermore, remote control can be conducted through a mobile phone and computer software, or to connect with PC with a mini-USB cable.  The unique and flexible parameter can satisfy customers’ different requirements.

Globalsat Technology Co.

TR-203 Personal Tracker

According to research of the Taipei-based Market Intelligence & Consulting Institute (MIC), Taiwanese WLAN (Wireless Local Area Network) NIC (Network Interface Card) shipment volume reached 36.16 million units in the first quarter of 2009, down 26.3% year-on-year and down 5.5% sequentially, showing that the WLAN industry was going through a rough period. WLAN NIC shipment in the first quarter of 2009 was affected by the relatively weak sales of products such as WLAN USB (Universal Serial Bus) dongles and printers. Furthermore, the market performance of digital photo frames was not strong, and the ratio of products equipped with WLAN NIC was still not high. Worldwide shipment volume of notebook PCs and netbook PCs in the first quarter of 2009 also declined compared to the fourth quarter of 2008.