Nobody expected regular photo prints be replaced by digital prints and as technology moving faster than even, consumer needs also get more demanding. Now we’re at the age where you don’t just capture the image but also geo-tag it.

Actually first introduced by high end mobile devices like Windows Mobile PocketPC phones especially as almost all of them have a GPS chipset built in and so the idea came as why not to use it to tag our photos and later became a standard feature.

Now camera want to take a step further and include GPS chipsets so they tag your location and Casio wants to take it even further by using it as a navigation system too. The on-board GPS does the regular geotagging in the camera.

Exilim EX-10HG is a 12.1 megapixel camera and is integrated with pretty detailed maps, so it could be used as a navigational device apart from the image snapper. The device will be on stores by the October of 2010 with a tag on the neck printed: $400.

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