Mobile Gadget News performs an in-depth review of the Mobile Crossing Bluetooth GPS. The device is extremely compact and should be used with a Pocket PCs or other Bluetooth enabled devices.

It offers an 8-hour battery life and operation up to 60,000 feet.  Read the rest of the review over at Mobile Gadget News , and buy one if you want for $210.

Here are the published specs:

• SiRF Powered: Using the SiRF Star II/LP with the latest available firmware and fixes (2004)
• NMEA 0183 v2.2 Compatible
• 12 Channel: Capable of locking onto 12 GPS Satellites Simultaneously
• WAAS DGPS on board:  Capable of locking 10 GPS satellites + 2 WAAS Satellites.
• Maximum Acceleration: 4g
• Maximum Altitude: 60,000 Feet
• Speed Limit: 1151 mph
• Position Accuracy: Within 50 Feet with an open sky view, and 33 feet augmented with WAAS.
• Operation Time: 8-9 hours on a full charge
• Bluetooth 1.1 Class 2 with a 16 feet range using the Bluetooth SPP Profile
• Weight: 3.5 ounces

Getting Connected:

Basically any device with Bluetooth and a serial port profile will connect to the unit.  Potential devices include:

• Any of the HP iPAQs that have built in BT including the h4150, h4155, h6300, etc...
• Any pocket PC with a SDIO slot that will accept a BT SD card including the Toshiba e805 as was used in this review.
• SmartPhones with BT including the MPx220, SPV e200, and the i-Mate SmartPhone 2
• Also several Palm OS devices, Laptops, and Tablet PCs with Bluetooth are compatible.