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Magellan GPS Receiver

By Yenie Darian, July 17, 2009 12:43 AM

The Review of Magellan GPS Receiver

By Yenie S. Darian

One of company as competitor of Garmin GPS and TomTom GPS in GPS Receiver product is The Magellan GPS witch established in 1986. This three market leaders produces the best GPS units in the market struggle to get a larger share of the industry. So, what makes Magellan GPS stand out among the others?

The Magellan GPS units are specifically designed for the average user, the general population with simple needs. So, Magellan GPS Receiver tends to be more user-friendly, simpler, and more affordable for everyday needs.

The Magellan Maestro is the first product lines of Magellan GPS that is designed for automobile navigation. Several

Magellan Maestro

Magellan Maestro

units that offered are the 3200, the 3210, the 4200, the 5310 and the 4700. The Magellan Maestro 3200 as the entry-level is affordable GPS receiver. One of its latest offering is the 4700 which more expensive because it has advanced features such as “OneTouch” favorite menu, 4,7-inch color touch screen, FM receiver for traffic information, voice-activated control features, voice turn-by-turn directions and Bluetooth calling.

The Magellan Roadmate is another product line of Magellan GPS Receiver too. The cheapest model in this line which has been designed for vehicle navigation and outdoor use is the 1200. The other GPS units within the Magellan Roadmate product line are the 1212, 1400, 1440, 1470 and 1475T.

The Magellan Triton is one of the product lines that amazingly easy to use. It’s the next-generation handheld GPS for precision outdoor navigation. They rugged and they have large screen, full-color display shows maps and data with crystal clear graphics. Several models in this line are the 2000, 1500, 1500 AdventurePack, 500, 400, 300 and 200

Also, check out my other guide on Portable GPS Devices Guide and Tips and The TomTom One XL – A Portable GPS Car Navigation System

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