Gizmodo: tracker

SkyTRX Magnet-Mounted GPS Tracker

Jason Chen — Wed, 21 Feb 2007 17:30:53 EST

We've seen mini GPS loggers before, but stalking your girlfriend has never been easier than with this $259 SkyTRX GPS Mini Tracker. It has a magnet mount for easy stickage to the undercarriage of her car, and will record her every move for 100 hours straight.

Plus, after you upload the data onto your computer via USB, you can even map out her comings and goings onto Google Earth—giving you a birds-eye-view of her trip to your friend Larry's apartment.

If you're looking for a less nefarious (read: illegal) use, you can always just use this as a vacation trip logger on a cross country drive, giving your extended family a way to keep up with you virtually. – Jason Chen

Product Page [Thinkgeek via Gearfuse]

Wii Inventory Tracker

Jason Chen — Mon, 27 Nov 2006 13:28:21 EST

Even though Nintendo's delivering about 2,700 times the amount of Wiis as PlayStation 3s this quarter, demand is still outnumbering supply, and you may be having a hard time getting your hands on a console. Here comes the Nintendo Wii Console Status Tracker.

This website monitors the major sites—EB Games, Wal-Mart, Circuit City, Amazon—all on one page and will change color when the console is in stock. Pretty similar to all the 360 trackers that were the rage last year. Notably absent is Best Buy, but perhaps there's a problem with BB's website. – Jason Chen

Inventory Tracker [Refresh Thing]

FRWD GPS Watch and Tracker for Runners

Jason Chen — Wed, 22 Nov 2006 15:26:52 EST

Useful for runners, bikers, skiiers, and people who do any activity that involves moving from point A to point B, this FRWD sports computer tracks your progress for later viewing on a PC. The FRWD Recorder Unit contains the GPS, which tracks all the relevant stats like distance and speed and displays it on the FRWD Wrist Display.

The whole package comes with a heart rate transmitter belt, battery charger and goes for $515. Adam of Lifehacker says, "When i was training for my marathon, I would have killed for a GPS watch to track how well I was doing." – Jason Chen

FRWD sports computer with GPS [Navigadget via uber gizmo]