007 James Bond techno gadgets: Which are real today?
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Goldfinger: GPS in the 1960s
Goldfinger is the one that really started the 007 gadget craze. The audiences loved it so much that producers have added in gadgets ever since. This gadget is actually two gadgets, a large and a small homing device. This was cutting edge tech in 1964, we take it for granted today with GPS devices.
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