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RoadMate 1700 [DELETED]
GPS Tracklog
- Excerpt: Tweet The Magellan RoadMate 1700 sports one of the largest screens available of any after-market navigation device — a whopping seven inches!
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Magellan Roadmate 800 Review
gpsgazette.com
- Excerpt: The Magellan Roadmate 800 is a portable auto GPS receiver with multimedia capabilities, including an MP3 / WMA music player and a photo viewer. The flagship of Magellan’s Roadmate line was reviewed by Personal Computer World.
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Magellan SporTrak Topo
Maps-GPS-Info.com
- Conclusion: I would have liked to have seen more detail in the contour lines. In areas that are flat to moderately hilly, the contour interval is not frequent enough to get a good...
- Pros: PC cable is difficult to attach., Battery compartment difficult to access., Lack of good contour information on mild terrain.
- Cons: Holds fix well under heavy foliage and in vehicles., 108 MB built-in topo and base maps., Includes MapSend Topo CD for the U. S., Lots of extras like sun/moon rise and...
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Maestro 4370 [DELETED]
GPS Tracklog
- Excerpt: Tweet The Magellan Maestro 4370 has a 4.3” screen, Bluetooth for hands-free cell phone use, lane guidance, 3D landmarks and AAA TourBook. It comes with preloaded maps of the U.S.
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Magellan RoadMate 1700 – slow and inaccurate in urban areas
etechreviews.net
- Excerpt: The Magellan RoadMate 1700 looks like any other RoadMate GPS device. It has 7 inches wide-screen that is larger than 3.5 and 4.3 inches PND displays. The large touch-screen gives more space for accessing menus and maps.
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