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more about #magellan TheSonOfKrypton: That is, perhaps, the sexist iPhone car dock I've ever seen. And it lets me use my Contour Showcase.....YAY! more » Navin R Johnson: No mention of the actual screen measurement in the article? It's 7" according to Best Buy's site by the way. more » TheSonOfKrypton: Capacitive or no??? more » weatherman: I use a GPS with a 3.5" screen all the time, and frankly I don't see an advantage in a larger screen, especially since it would only block more of the... more » bosskev: Agreed, visual design, not bad at all--EXCEPT for that somewhat clunky, slightly overbearing "Magellan" logo up on top, which is then essentially repe... more » frigg: I have a Nuvi and I love it, although there's parts of it that seem anachronistically meh, like a touchscreen that's flabby and irresponsive, and dire... more » not_a_virus.exe.vbs: I have seen them going for $500 online. And TomTom sucks arse. more » MadCrazy: Wonder what happens when yea tell it to go to hell...hmm more » 1 DVS BSTD-Its off the Hizzle fo $hizzle My Dizzle: Garmin is pure shit. Tomtom is the best gps that you can buy more » -
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Magellan's Premium iPhone Car Kit
It's not the first iPhone GPS car kit, but Magellan's list of features might make this one of the better ones, and it doesn't even require you to use Magellan's own GPS app. More » -
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Magellan RoadMate 1700: 7-inch Screen, For When Size Matters
My, what a big touchscreen you have RoadMate 1700. Yet we hardly know each other. The super-size nav-unit is being listed by several retailers, including Best Buy, and though everything else looks standard (including AAA TourBook), look at that display! More » -
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Magellan Maestro 4700 GPS Navigator Prettier Than Most But Does It Stand Out?
None of the actual features in Magellan's Maestro 4700 GPS navigator particularly stand out against the competition—4.7-inch screen, 3D landmarks, OneTouch bookmark access, predictive traffic, find your car—but it's a damn sight more attractive than most for $299. More » -
#lightningreview
Garmin Nuvi 880 Voice-Controlled GPS Lightning Review
The Gadget: One of Garmin's flagship Nuvis, the 880 responds to commands from your voice, triggered by a little remote control you attach to your steering wheel. More » -
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Magellan Triton GPS with Ground Guidance Tech Routes Around Rivers, Cliffs and Deep Forest
Most outdoor navs, like the Magellan Triton, just go from point A to point B when navigating off road. Current and future Magellan Triton owners are is getting Primordial's Ground Guidance logic, which calculates routes around rivers, steep inclines and dense tree cover by analyzing aerial photography and elevation data (since no one could actually chart all the random routes over the wild.) The Primordial tech Looks pretty cool in action, too. More » -
#ces2008
Magellan Does the Dash Thing: Maestro Elite 5340+GPRS Connected GPS with Google Local Search
We've been waiting for a mainstream GPS maker to go the way of the innovative GPRS-powered Dash Express. Well, Magellan jumped first, embedding its own GPRS connectivity into a navigator and partnering with Google for dynamic local search wherever you have GPRS reception. (Dash is partnered with Yahoo's local search, which is nothing to sneeze at.) There's no Wi-Fi, like the Dash, but the dealbreaker might be the cost: the 5340 is set to ship this month for a whopping $1,300—and that's before the undisclosed monthly fee. (Press release after the jump.) More » -
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#thegreatoutdoors
Magellan's Triton GPS Features Touch Screen, National Geographic Maps
Unleash your inner explorer with the adventurous Triton handheld GPS from Magellan. There are six models in total, all sporting QVGA touch screens (2.2"or 2.7") that are waterproof up to one meter. Some feature expandable memory via an SD slot alongside a 2-megapixel digital camera and digital audio player. The top-of-the-line Triton 2000 has a 3-way electronic compass and a built in barometer. All the Triton models can be enhanced with National Geographic's own topographical maps, which have never been commercially available on a GPS unit. More »
