Do you wish you’d opted for an iPod, iPhone, iPad, tablet, or Smart phone which had GPS functionality? If you made the wrong decision when you bought your electro-goodie, Dual has the solution, in their Universal GPS Receiver.

This little hockey-puck sized gadget is a GPS antenna and receiver that connects to your gadget via Bluetooth, and provides a feed of GPS info that works with most any of the nav apps out there. So don’t worry about upgrading your entire unit – just add on the Dual, and navigate to your heart’s content.

The Dual has a rechargeable battery that lasts up to eight hours, and charges via a USB connection. It also comes with a 12-V car charger. The back is non-slip so you can sit the antenna on your boat or car’s dash and it stays put. It’s a nifty, easy way to add GPS where the was none before, and I only have one nit-pick about the unit: it costs around a hundred bucks, which is nearly enough to buy a dedicated handheld GPS unit. Those, on the other hand, won’t Bluetooth to your other gadgets. Sounds interesting? Check it out at Dual’s web site.

This little puck from Dual provides GPS via Bluetooth.