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Thailand Space Week 2024, the region’s premier international space...
UAE Space Agency delegation participates in key United Nations General Assembly meetings on Outer Space
UAE Space Agency delegation participates in key United Nations...
Ireland unveils Europe’s first verified GNSS data stream service
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Japan launches Kirameki 3 military communications satellite with H3 rocket
HELSINKI — Japan launched the Kirameki 3 communications satellite...
World’s first wooden satellite launched into space
The world's first wooden satellite has blasted off on...
Japan’s H3 Rocket Launches Military Communications Satellite
Japan’s H3 rocket launched a Japanese military communications satellite...
Russian rocket launches Iranian satellites into orbit as Moscow and Tehran expand ties
MOSCOW (AP) — A Russian rocket on Tuesday blasted...
Juno satellite to be built by SSTL for the UK’s MOD DE&S for advanced military ops
The £40 million project with Surrey Satellite Technology Ltd. (SSTL)...
ISRO set to launch EU’s Proba 3 Sun observation mission in December
Union minister Jitendra Singh also set out the ambitious...
UK to Acquire $51 Million ‘Juno’ Earth Observation Satellite
The UK Ministry of Defence has awarded a 40 million...

February 21st, 2011
Asiatype Now Introduces Vector

Asiatype now introduces Vector, its very own portable navigation device that employs electronic maps, route plotting and rerouting, and turn-by-turn voice directions designed to help motorists easily find their way in and around the city. Already a mainstream gadget all over the world, the portable navigation device is on its way to becoming an essential lifestyle product. And Vector, packed with local map data and updates, a friendly user interface, and fun multimedia features is out to do just that: become an indispensable convenience that says goodbye to days wasted on traffic, getting lost, and draining the gas tank from going in circles. Don’t believe us? Think it’s too niche? Too “up there”? Not really a necessity? Read More