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A GPS is a GPS is a GPS. Most GPS devices are seemingly carbon copies of each previous one. Mio plans to change the 2D road schematics of in-car GPS platforms and add in a 3D twist, featuring topographic maps and 3D displays of landmarks.

The new Mio C620 and C620T devices both offer a 4.3 inch display, based around the guiding force of the SiRFStar III GPS chip. In fact, both devices are exactly the same except for the addition of Traffic Message Channel support in the C620T. The cool 3D maps really add in a dose of human perspective to the whole GPS concept, rather than the feeling of looking at one of those maps you can pick up at a gas station, but with a voice. Really a cool idea. (more…)

Reading through our site recently, you might have built up some paranoia from some of these inconspicuous GPS devices we have talked about. If you’re convinced you’re being followed, the All In One Counter Surveillance Device could help give you some peace of mind.

The device can supposedly track and notify of any real time GPS devices. Though what paranoia device would be complete with just a GPS notifier? Besides finding stashed GPS devices, the device also warns of CCTV video cameras, phone line taps including Internet and IP phones, and laser eavesdropping equipment. It can also be used to prevent audio bugs. And if all fails, you can use it to hit those in the head who look at you odd.

If you’re ready to take your paranoia to a new level, pick up one of these Counter Surveillance do-dads for $350 and allow yourself a good night’s sleep. Even if it will cause everything else electronic related to malfunction and jam. — Andrew Dobrow

Product Page [Amazon, via NaviGadget]