Well, the Quansheng UV-K10 should be out for sale soon. Looks very much like the K1, but with GPS and APRS. Its also said to be able to do HF (lower frequency bands). Seeing a peek of price, it looks quite expensive for what it offers. There's lots of radios that have all the mentioned features that are a bit lower in price. Maybe the price will drop once it's officially released. See the video below for more information.
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