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PC Magazine

24 July 2007

Conclusion: A large screen, fresh new user interface, AAA's TourBook functionality, and a great price make the Maestro 4040 a compelling in-car navigation device.
Pros: Large, 4.3 inch screen. New, improved user interface. AAA TourBook and roadside-assistance location. Powered by SiRFStar III receiver. Supports multisegment routing an...
Cons: Bluetooth phone interface isn't as robust as on other GPS products. No auto-zoom or auto-volume ability.
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Personal Electronics buzz

19 June 2007

Excerpt: My work takes me to the length and breadth of the lower 48 states. I may be in a small town or a major metropolitan area.
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GPS Lodge

11 April 2007

GPSmagazine

9 April 2007

GPS Tracklog

8 April 2007

Excerpt: The Magellan Maestro 4040 is part of Magellan’s newest lineup — the Maestro series. Like all members of the Maestro family, the 4040 has a wide 4.3″ screen,...
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radron.se

2 April 2008

Tecnozoom

5 December 2007

Excerpt: Il nuovo Magellan Maestro 4040 , lanciato insieme ad altri nuovi navigatori realizzati da questo produttore, è un dispositivo compatto e dalle levate capacità.
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CNET

18 June 2007

Excerpt: Pour sa nouvelle génération de , Magellan a revu et amélioré de nombreuses choses. L’écran tactile couleurs, tout d’abord, qui gagne en largeur (11cm de diagonale), mais...
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