Lenovo May be next to offer GPS chip in laptop

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What's the value of location-based services in mobile devices?

Maybe if you figured that out, you could apply the same math, but drop the value by 95% since you're not as mobile...

Or, you could multiple the value by a factor of 3, since you can actually use a laptop to search and map things...then transfer the info to your mobile.

I'd say it's a great idea worth tracking

#1 Archie Belaney on 2008-02-10 08:56 (Reply)

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