Gadget News & Trends
Gadget News & Trends
Garmin announced the redesigned and upgraded eTrex handheld GPS device. This entry level device has been given enhanced ergonomics, an improved interface, paperless geocaching and in certain models, a 65k color screen with expanded mapping capabilities. With up to 25…
Garmin announced the Montanaâ„¢ handheld GPS device. Featuring a ruggedized design with multiple mounting and battery options, dual-orientation and screen layout options and support for a wide range of Garmin cartography, the Montana has a barometric altimeter for elevation profiling…
Unveiled at the 2011 CES, the TomTom-powered Nike+ SportWatch GPS offers users unique functionality, beautiful design, and direct connection to www.nikeplus.com. Expected to hit retail stores and online in the U.S. and the U.K. beginning April 1, the Nike+ SportWatch…
Topcon introduces the HiPer II for all Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) positioning applications. Topcon’s HiPer II is an integrated, dual-constellation (GPS + GLONASS) Real Time Kinematic (RTK) and static receiver. Highlights: Rugged, lightweight magnesium alloy construction; Bluetooth wireless operation;…
Garmin nüvi 255W is an old product that was announced more than two years ago, but it’s still worth to mention, why? You know it’s the cheapest GPS navigator among the Amazon’s bestselling products in GPS & Navigation category. Priced…
Garmin announced its echo 550C as part of the new line of standalone fishfinders – echo series. Price at $449.00, the high-resolution echo 550C features a 640×480 pixel 5-inch VGA screen, a 500-watt sonar transmitter, and offers fish arch display…
The new Nike+ GPS App is available on the App Store. The app is engineered by Nike to operate seamlessly between GPS and an accelerometer for an accurate, motivating and entertaining runner’s tool. The Nike+ GPS App is available for…
GPS capable training watches are the serious sportsperson’s dream. In one small wrist watch, there are enough functions to have a complete record of any sport you might choose, except possibly deep-sea diving. That’s only because the GPS function doesn’t…
Magellan unveiled the rugged eXplorist 710 handheld GPS device which will be available to consumers in Q4 2010 at an M.S.R.P. of USD $549.99. The eXplorist 710 features a 3.0-inch color touch screen, a 3.2 mega-pixel camera with auto-focus, microphone…
After a few weeks invading retail stores in the U.K., now the Garmin nuvi 3700 series is reported already hit the U.S. I can see the 3790T & 3760T are in stock at Amazon.com but the 3750T won’t be released…
