Pen-Based Computing The Journal of Stylus Systems

Rockwell Reduces GPS Receive to Two-Chips

Volume 6, Number 1 · January 1996 · Page 3

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Rockwell has made it easier for OEMs and other developers to incorporate GPS capability into their products with the introduction of Zodiac, a two-chip device that functions as a 12-channel GPS receiver. Rockwell is also making a board-level version of Zodiac available, known as the Jupiter, that is better suited for smaller-volume low-end applications. For more information, please contact Rockwell at (714) 833-6996.

Transcribed from Pen-Based Computing, Volume 6, Number 1 — January 1996. Page 3.

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