Magellan Intros 7-Inch GPS
By Amy Gilroy -- TWICE, 9/17/2009
Santa Clara, Calif. - Magellan introduced a new RoadMate 1700 GPS device with a larger-than-average 7-inch screen.
The Roadmate 1700's WVGA color screen provides four times the standard screen resolution. It is targeted to drivers of SUVs, RVs and commercial truck drivers and those who would benefit from a larger screen. Most portable GPS device screens top out at 5 inches.
The new Roadmate is an in-car only device designed to sit on the dash or adhere to the windshield. It includes preloaded maps of the 50 U.S. states, Canada and Puerto Rico, and offers highway lane assistance, spoken street names and integrated AAA TourBook information. It has mini USB 2.0 and MicroSD slots and a video-in jack. It is available now at $299.
Magellan was purchased by MiTAC, the parent of Mio, in January from Shah Capital Partners.
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