Magellan presents the new RoadMate 1475T personal navigation device (PND), which is an update to the RoadMate 1470. The 1475T is equipped with traffic receiver for …

MiTAC’s subsidiary Magellan announced the new RoadMate 1470 GPS navigation device with the OneTouch UI. The RoadMate 1470 has a 4.7-inch LCD touchscreen display, and comes with pre-loaded with NAVTEQ maps of the …

Magellan introduces the new Maestro 4350 GPS navigation device that is the little brother of the Maestro 4370. Basically, the Maestro 4350 offers similar features as the Maestro 4370.

It features …

Magellan presents the Maestro 4370 GPS navigation unit. The Maestro 4370 features Magellan’s exclusive OneTouch user interface that offers instant access to your favorite places and searches.

Maestro 4370 has a 4.3-inch color touchscreen display, Bluetooth that offers …

Magellan offers the Maestro Elite 4350 GPS navigation device. Maestro Elite 4350 comes with a 4.3-inch LCD touchscreen, Titan GPS chipset, Bluetooth, built-in FM tuner and a SD card slot. The device supports also voice command, text-to-speech and 3D landmark.
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Magellan introduces the Maestro Elite 5340+GPRS Connected Auto Navigation Device that adds the GPRS connectivity like the Dash Express. The Maestro Elite 5340+GPRS offers real-time Google Local Search and real-time traffic information, local weather forecasts, via the integrated GPRS.

The device is powered by a S-Media 3362 533MHz processor, and has a 5-inch lare LCD display. It will be shipped in March for $1299.

Magellan shows us the new RoadMate 1200 GPS device on their website. Magellan RoadMate 1200 is a slim GPS navigator powered by the SiRFstarIII GPS chipset, and it features a 3.5-inch LCD touchscreen, preloaded maps of U.S., Hawaii and Puerto Rico. The device measures 0.69″ x 3.63″ x 3.30″.

Magellan introduces the MobileMapper CX, a professional GPS device. Magellan MobileMapper CX runs the latest Microsoft Win CE.NET 5.0 OS and it supports WiFi and Bluetooth.

The MobileMapper CX supports also SD memory cards up to 4GB.

Gizmodo gives us a video review on the Magellan Maestro 4050 car navigation device which is the first voice-command portable GPS device.

Magellan Maestro 4050 has a 4.3-inch WQVGA touchscreen, and is powered by SiRF Star III GPS chipset. It offers real-time traffic alerts, “Bluetooth hands-free phone calling capabilities and advanced voiced routing directions via Magellan’s SayWhere text-to-speech function”.
Voice command and the traffic kit differentiate the 4050 from the Maestro 4040. Are they worth a $200 premium? It’s hard to say. I like Magellan’s new Maestro systems for sure, but others will soon have voice recognition, and only then will we know if Magellan’s is better or worse.

Magellan offers the new Maestro 3140 GPS navigation device. The Magellan Maestro 3140 is powered by the SIRFstar II GPS chipset and it has a 3.5-inch LCD display. The Maestro 3140 is pre-loaded with maps of the 50 U.S. states, Puerto Rico, and …