Microsoft Navigation Gps | 168 Model 1372 [upd]

The GPS-168 was sold in blister packs at Staples, Office Depot, and CompUSA as The CD included a custom driver that made the NMEA (National Marine Electronics Association) data stream look like a standard Microsoft Location Server device. When you plugged in the "GPS 168 Model 1372," Windows XP would recognize it as a "Microsoft Serial GPS."

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In the late 1990s and early 2000s, the automotive industry witnessed a rapid growth in the adoption of navigation systems. These systems were initially rudimentary, relying on paper maps and cumbersome interfaces. Microsoft, a technology giant, recognized the potential of this market and decided to venture into the development of navigation systems. The Microsoft Navigation GPS 168 Model 1372 was one of the company's early forays into this market. The GPS-168 was sold in blister packs at