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BestBuy has come up with the offering of Magellan Maestro 3100 WAAS-Enabled GPS Receiver with 3.5" Touch-Screen Display at the $200 mark with free shipping. I have already talked of the product in my earlier post when it was added to the Maestro...

A recent retail study by NPD Group reveals that as the number of companies are coming up with the portable navigation machines, the demand for GPS has also increased rapidly for the last couple of days. The study reveals that long-established GPS...

Filling the gap between its previous 2000 and 4000 series, Magellan has come up with the launch of the first two units in the 3000 lineup. The first two models from this lineup are the Maestro 3100 and Maestro 3140, which are claimed to feature AAA...

Magellan's Maestro 4040, the latest personal navigation device recently was recently reviewed. The review of the latest Maestro 4040 is touted to be consisted with over 12 pages and is included with more than 100 images, highlighting all the sports and..

Here I have got a review from navigadget. com for Magellan's CrossOverGPS. After going through the review, I got to know why the CrossOverGPS was named so, ide est as is claimed by navigadget. com, the latest CrossOverGPS from Magellan stands for both...

Here comes the Magellan Maestro at last. Last time when I talked about the devices, the info was very less, but now I have lots more to reveal. Though the product info are not live yet on Magellan's site, but I got it from the press release (dated on...

Magellan is very soon going to unveil a new range of GPS navigation system known as the Maestro. At present the Maestro series is included with Maestro 4000, 4040, and the 4050, which are expected to come with the price tag of around $450, $600, and...

No need to search from site to site in an attempt to find what you are looking for and what you are in need of. From now onwards, you can access to all of your GPS wants, which has been cared in one place, and which can be got right here at www....

Magellan has rolled out the portable eXplorist XL GPS receiver, which is claimed to be so tiny biny that it can comfortably be held in one hand, and is integrated with a vigorous design that makes it certain to be capable enough to function aptly via...

If you really love raggedy electronics, which takes a jot of jagged and tumble and the out of the ordinary drenching in water, here comes the latest US$550 CrossoverGPS to entice you on behalf of Magellan. The rugged, IPX-4-waterproof Magellan...