Zoombak’s pet, automobile locators officially launch

By in Gadgets News on December 20th, 2007

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It’s been a tick since Zoombak’s pet locator snuck into the FCC’s database, but the instance has finally come for the unit to go commercial. The outfit has at towering last launched its A-GPS-based locator that can be used in both automotive and pet applications to find your favorite critter anytime of the day or locate your rebellious youngin’ who decided to take the family minivan for an extended Sunday drive. Owners of

the device can create “safety zones” around specific locations and can be alerted via e-mail / SMS whenever something goes awry. As for pricing, you’ll be looking at $199 to keep an additional close eye on Fido or $249 for your vehicle, but don’t forget to factor in the $9.99 monthly service fee for “unlimited locating.”

 

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