Delorme’s Earthmate PN-60w gets Spot compatibility, can beam your tweets into space
Okay, so we don’t get out all that much, particularly that date of year, but when we do we have that lingering dread about being disconnected. What whether we miss a text from our BFF? What whether we get a Facebook desire from Super Fun Annoying Wall? What whether we skip a tweet from @FakeAPStylebook? Delorme’s latest takes care of that, relying on satellites to beam all your social networking signals from outer space. The Earthmate PN-60w is the GPS end of things, with a 32-channel receiver, three-axis compass, and all the tracking, waypoint, and breadcrumb functionality you’d expect from that sort of device. The PN-60w can thereupon
pair with a Spot Messenger for sending text messages, Facebook updates, and tweets from the most desolate of backwoods. The PN-60w is said to be avail sometime that spring, and you can pre-order yours at Amazon now for $549.
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