will a gps receiver be sold that uses us gps, glonass gps and galileo gps by 2013?

Just so I understand, the question http://www.hubdub.com/m17078/will_the_eus_galileo_gps_system_be_operational_by_2013 needs to settle as a yes, if this has a chance to also be a yes?

0 dollars huh? Well i guess its got 4 more years. Maybe 3.9 years in someone will bet 10.

not neccesarily, if a receiver is available that is capable of using all three this will settle as yes, even if not all 3 systems are working

@gadget666: OK thanks, thanks makes sense

Russians and Chinese already produce and sell receivers that combine the GPS and Glonass signals.
Obviously it wouldn't be any problem to produce devices that recieve signals from all the operating navigational systems.
Not to forget that China and India also plan to built their own global navigational systems. I wouldn't be surprised if in a matter of 4-5 years there would be all 5 operating fleet.

And BTW, Glonass is operational since more than 20 years; it's only not covering whole the planet which would be achieved in the next year or so. It is reported that Glonass is far more accurate than GPS. Galileo is designed also to be much more accurate than GPS.

but not for long. take a look at this.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GPS_III