If you want to visit San Francisco in an innovative way, you can now take a GPS interactive guided tour of the city. A company named GoCar Rentals has deployed a fleet of yellow buggies in the streets. The three-wheeled, two-seat cars are equipped with a computer system that guides the drivers throughout the city while telling them local stories about the landmarks.
In "For Wandering Tourists, Help From on High" (Free registration, permanent link), the New York Times tells you more about this neat application of technology to tourism.
And you will not have to break the bank to take a tour. It will cost you $40 for the first hour and $20 per additional hour. You'll find more details and photographs in this overview. And if you're one of the 600 first lucky people who already take this tour in the last two months, please post your comments.
In "For Wandering Tourists, Help From on High" (Free registration, permanent link), the New York Times tells you more about this neat application of technology to tourism.
And you will not have to break the bank to take a tour. It will cost you $40 for the first hour and $20 per additional hour. You'll find more details and photographs in this overview. And if you're one of the 600 first lucky people who already take this tour in the last two months, please post your comments.
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