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A Tri-band GSM/GPRS radio allows user operations while providing a high-quality connection. Internally, the Mambo also features a rechargeable battery and a Bluetooth chipset for convenient external data transfer. With the three external hardware buttons, the Falcom Mambo can be programmed for almost any situation. The Falcom Mambo is an all-in-one tracking communication device based on GSM/GPRS and GSM. Perfect for asset security or surveillance, the Mambo will obtain its GPS receiver's location and transmit it via a text message or make a voice call to a predefined number through the GSM network. It can also track the Mambo in real-time via the internet or email with a predefined email address. The Mambo operates on the GSM 900/1800/1900 Mhz frequencies, and the integrated GPS receiver is based on the SiRF StarIII chipset. This provides greater accuracy and reliable GPS data.