http://www.dpreview.com/news/0808/08080702nikonp6000.asp

I’m pretty sure that Camera Kingston has stock, since they are now available in many other stores. Be forewarned, however, that the GPS implementation is apparently pretty poor:

“To enable GPS, you have to select the GPS option on the mode dial, which then causes the P6000 to search for a GPS signal and acquire a position lock (if tunred on for the first time, or after the battery has been removed and replaced). The P6000 has a weak receiver, taking over 3 minutes to lock onto a signal in central London, and then often losing the position entirely when moving between high-rise buildings, or simply stepping indoors. It only consistently worked in areas of clear space - not great for all the urban photographers out there, which is arguably when it’s most useful. The other downside is the tremendous drain on the battery when leaving GPS enabled, as the camera subsequently checks for a signal at regular intervals (the default option is every minute), even when its powered off.” - http://www.photographyblog.com/reviews_nikon_coolpix_p6000.php