Garmin launches next generation multi-function displays with Garmin G Motion technology

Posted on: Tue, 17 Nov 2009 07:16:00 EST


Symbols: GRMN
Nov 17, 2009 (M2 EQUITYBITES via COMTEX) --
GRMN | Quote | Chart | News | PowerRating -- Satellite navigation company Garmin Ltd's (NASDAQ:GRMN) unit Garmin
International Inc has launched its next generation large-format
multi-function displays, the GPSMAP 6000 and GPSMAP 7000 series with
Garmin G Motion technology, the company disclosed on Monday.

These new chart plotters are a breakthrough in speed, clarity, smooth
map panning and zooming with almost seamless graphical updating in all
dimensions. It feature low-level backlight display that dims to 0.5
nits as well as a backlit keypad that can be used in low-light
conditions.

The GPSMAP 7x15 series has a 15-inch diagonal XGA (1024 x 768 pixel)
sunlight readable touch screen display in two models: the GPSMAP 7015
with a worldwide satellite imagery base map; and the GPSMAP 7215 with
pre-loaded detailed US coastal and Explorer Charts for the Bahamas.

Both models have a PC monitor input as well as four composite video
inputs for multimedia use and all models are optional wireless remote
and a wireless mouse compatible for flexibility.

The GPSMAP 6x12 series features a traditional soft-key interface with
an alphanumeric keypad and a 12-inch diagonal XGA (1024 x 768 pixel)
sunlight readable display and the above mentioned features.

The GPSMAP 6000 and GPSMAP 7000 family of MFDs will be available in
February 2010. Prices were not included.

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