Earthmate PN-40 GPS
November 10, 2009 | GPS Systems

When you need to know just where you are in the backcountry right now, go with the Earthmate PN-40 GPS. Boasting a high-sensitivity 32-channel STMicroelectronics Cartesio chipset, the PN-30’s dual core processors gets you map and satellite imagery when you want it – it even provides you with large aerial imagery files and multiple maps layers with just a touch of a button. Equipped with 360° raster rotation, this Earthmate GPS unit shows you roads, buildings and images just as they are as you look at the map while walking, driving and biking. It even comes with a 3-axis electronic compass with accelerometer that works when you’re moving or standing still. Other features include sensitive barometric altimeter, WAAS-enabled and SDHC high-capacity SD cards supported. The PN-40 starts in price from $399.95. Earthmate GPS.

Golf Buddy Pro GPS
October 26, 2009 | GPS Systems

Do you have a golfing buddy? Well, you do now – the Golf Buddy Pro GPS! This little fella is super smart – it can determine the course you’re at without you having to select from a long list of available courses, which helps cut down on confusion when playing at a location that features multiple courses. And it doesn’t stop there – the Golf Buddy Pro also tracks the hole you’re at, thanks to its handy Auto Recognition feature. And you’ll never wonder how far you are from the green – your Buddy takes care of that too by showing you the Distance Remaining information from your location, no matter where you are on the course. Other features include high-res screen, score-tracking module and multilingual capability. Pick one up for around $349. Golf Buddy.

Garmin Colorado 400c GPS
October 15, 2009 | GPS Systems

An all-in-one adventure guide, the Garmin Colorado 400c GPS takes you from the water to the trails in one fell swoop. Equipped with BlueChart g2 coastal charts and a worldwide basemap with imagery, the Colorado 400c’s Rock ‘n Roller input wheel lets you operate it easily with just one hand. While you’re on the go, this Garmin GPS device lets you share your waypoints, tracks, routes and geocaches wirelessly with other users. And you’ll never get lost again – the Colorado 400c has a high-sensitivity, WAAS-enabled GPS receiver that locates your position quickly and precisely. Other features include a barometric altimeter, electronic compass, SD card slot, color display and picture viewer. Find your way for $599.99. Garmin.
Lowrance Sierra GPS
September 29, 2009 | GPS Systems

Jam-packed with nifty features, the Lowrance Sierra GPS take the concept of “fully loaded” to a whole new level. Equipped with detailed topographic outdoor maps and content, the Sierra is easy to use, thanks to its simplified touch screen interface and hot key physical buttons that take you straight to the main features. Offering 4GB of internal memory, this Lowrance GPS unit also comes with a micro SD expansion slot, so you’ve got plenty of room for your maps, pictures and MP3 audio files. Other features include Intermap’s Accuterra high-resolution topographic maps, extensive outdoor trail networks and Points of Interest, Fishing Hot Spots and the NAVTEQ road network. Find your way around for about $550. Lowrance.
Bushnell Yardage Pro XGC GPS
September 9, 2009 | GPS Systems

The next best thing to having your own golf pro, the Bushnell Yardage Pro XGC GPS takes your game to the next level of excellence. Equipped with a 2.2" high resolution screen, the Yardage Pro XGC lets you check out your last shot in full color, no matter how bright it is, along with the distance to any point on your next hole. With the ability to store up to 100 courses, this Bushnell GPS device allows you to download color maps, while its cool “hole up” tracking feature offers a “down the fairway” perspective so you can better navigate the course you’re playing. Other features include scorekeeping and statistic capabilities, rechargeable Li-lon battery, belt clip and storage pouch. Pick one up for $349.99. Bushnell.
Magellan Triton 500 GPS
August 26, 2009 | GPS Systems

The Magellan Triton 500 GPS is so easy to use and so affordable to own, you’ll wonder why you ever waited so long to get one! Offering advanced full-color navigation and a 2.2-inch screen, the hand-held Triton 500 is equipped with a 3-axis electronic compass and built-in barometer, giving you superior navigation capabilities. And thanks to its SiRFstarIII chipset and integrated multidirectional antennae, it can give you 3-meter accuracy. Rugged enough to take the abuse of the outdoors, this Magellan GPS has SD-card compatibility, which allows you to download detailed maps. Other features include instant access buttons and intuitive keypad. Pick one up for $199.99. Magellan.
RoamEO PuP GPS
August 19, 2009 | GPS Systems

Let your dog roam where it wants to by putting the RoamEO PuP GPS on its collar. Able to locate your dog up to 1 to 3 miles away, the RoamEO PuP comes equipped with a WAAS enabled GPS receiver that uses multiple tracking satellites. Able to last from 18 to 30 hours, this GPS device’s easy to read, backlet LCD display shows the distance between you and Fido, as well as the direction to go to find your pet. Don’t worry about getting it wet – the RoamEO PuP is weather resistant, and it can also be used indoors as well. Pick one up for $279.95. RoamEO.
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Lowrance X67C Compact Fishfinder GPS
August 7, 2009 | GPS Systems

Fishing just got a lot more exciting, thanks to the Lowrance X67C Compact Fishfinder GPS. Packing a lot of features into a small package, the X67C has a 320x240 resolution, it gives you a clear picture of where the fishing are hiding on its high-brightness 3.5-inch color VGA active matrix TFT transflective LCD screen. Able to penetrate depths up to 600 feet, this Lowrance GPS device boasts impressive 800 W peak-to-peak power and a low-profile high-performance 200 kHz skimmer with built-in water surface temp sensor. Other features include FishReveal, HyperScroll, ASP, and COLORLINE. Lowrance.
Solara Field Tracker 2100 GPS
July 23, 2009 | GPS Systems
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Built for the toughest conditions, there’s nothing that can stop the Solara Field Tracker 2100 GPS. Light and portable, the Field Tracker is so durable it can withstand temperatures ranging from -40C to +65C, and works in altitudes of up to 40,000 feet. Able to transmit and receive messages in less than a minute from anywhere where you’ve got a clear view of the sky, this Solara GPS unit will get you out of the stickiest of situations with help from the Iridium Low-earth Orbit satellite system it uses. It costs $880 plus $29.99/month with a 3-year contract for text messaging. Solara Data.
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Garmin Dakota 10 GPS
June 29, 2009 | GPS Systems

Rugged and easy to use, “simple” is the Garmin Dakota 10 GPS’s middle name. A hand-held navigator that comes equipped with everything you need in the wilderness, the Dakota 1o gives you a clear picture of where you are and where you’re going, thanks to its 2.6 inch color touchscreen, HotFix satellite prediction and a worldwide basemap. Durable and waterproof, this Garmin GPS device can quickly download up to 2,000 caches, with information including location, terrain, difficulty, hints and description. Pick one up for $299.99 Garmin.
DeLorme Earthmate PN-30 Handheld GPS
June 25, 2009 | GPS Systems

Boasting easy-to-use high-end features in a compact package, the DeLorme Earthmate PN-30 Handheld GPS is affordable and durable – a great combination! Coming this July, the Earthmate PN-30 comes equipped with PN-Series topographic map DVDS that transfer easily, allowing you to load the maps you need and hit the dusty trails. Fitted with a high-sensitivity 32-channel Cartesio chipset, this DeLorme GPS device offers signal retention no matter where you are, all at a super-fast speed. Able to tackle the wettest conditions, the Earthmate PN-30 has an easy-to-read bright-color TFT screen in all light conditions. The Earthmate PN-30 has a suggested retail price of $299.95. DeLorme.
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Magellan Triton 200 GPS
June 19, 2009 | GPS Systems

The Magellan Triton 200 GPS has everything you need in one handy package – a full color screen, a built-in map database and essential easy-to-use navigation features. Easy to use, thanks to its simple menu and interface, the Triton 200 lets you quickly view all your maps, locations and saved tracks and ways points with minimal thinking required, all in about three clicks. Equipped with a SiRFstarIII chipset, this Magellan GPS device offers precise positioning and even comes with an integrated high-sensitivity antenna, giving you a reliable signal reception even in heavy cloud cover, canyons or deep woods. Pick one up for around $129.99. Magellan.
GPSGolfShot
June 16, 2009 | GPS Systems

A new downloadable golf application for Verizon Wireless mobile phones, the GPSGolfShot will take your game to a whole new level. No matter what skill set you’re playing at, the GPSGolfShot ensures you’ll never have to download courses or connect to a PC – using the GPS chip in your phone, this handy program delivers real-time distance information to the front, center and back of greens on thousands of professionally mapped golf courses. This means you just have to show up at the course and it’ll detect your location, load up the golf course info and you’re ready to tee off! The GPSGolfShot download retails for $1.99 per round, $3.99 per month for unlimited use buy an annual subscription for $34.99. GPSGolfShot.
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Magellan Triton 1500 GPS
June 12, 2009 | GPS Systems

Taking a good thing and making it better, the Magellan Triton 1500 GPS reinvents the handheld navigation device. Easy to read, the Triton 1500 comes equipped with a 2.7-inch color touch screen gives you simple menus and control features that a beginner can use. Using the VantagePoint software, this Magellan GPS device can manage and upload maps, updates and content, as well allows you to save routes and tracks and customize them for the next time you’re out. Plus, it also works with National Geographic TOPO! State series and Weekend Explorer 3D maps, so you know where you’re going, no matter where you are. Buy the Triton 1500 for $399.99. Magellan.
Lowrance iFINDER GO2 Handheld GPS
June 11, 2009 | GPS Systems

Your go-to for outdoor fun, the Lowrance iFINDER GO2 Handheld GPS follow you deep into the wilderness. Compact and full featured, the iFINDER GO2 has 64MB of built-in memory that can store plenty of maps. Equipped with a precision 16-parallel channel GPS+WAAS receiver, this Lowrance GPS device’s 2-inch diagonal display is clear and easy to read, thanks to 200V x 140H resolution. Plus, it can withstand the wettest elements, as it is covered with waterproof casing. The iFINDER GO2 sells for around $99. Lowrance.
