Magellan unveils entry-level 1200 October 2007 By: Jeff Chappell

Looking to get your feet wet with GPS navigation? Not sure what kind of PND to get? Overwhelmed by all the options and prices? Unheard-of brands make you nervous? Magellan has an option that covers the basics and then some for just $229.

Magellan eXplorist 600: Light, Compact and Ready for Hiking September 2007 By: Lawrence Letham

The Magellan eXplorist 600 fairly screams "take me hiking!" It?s lightweight, compact, has plenty of memory for topographical maps, and features an electronic compass, altimeter and battery life of 17 hours. And it all fits comfortably in the palm of your hand.

Go Magellan! It's Your Birfday! August 2007 By: Jeff Chappell

Garmin moving more GPS gizmos than TomTom? Magellan blowing the proverbial barn doors off in terms of growth? What's going on here? It seems that GPS consumer technology is catching on in the United States after all, says a market researcher.

Magellan navigates to Triton August 2007 By: Jeff Chappell

Magellan reminds us that it isn't a has-been in the handheld GPS market, unveiling a new series of devices dubbed Triton that feature a touch-screen-based user interface and National Geographic topo maps, among other features.

Magellan´s eXplorist XL: Huge Display Plus Ease of Use May 2007 By: Lawrence Letham

When I first picked up the Magellan eXplorist XL, two things stood out: its screen size and its weight.

Magellan Navigation Inc. is rolling out the latest members of its Maestro series of portable vehicle navigation devices,

High Marks for Magellan´s CrossoverGPS March 2007 By: Eric Gakstatter

Our reviewer finds that Magellan´s CrossoverGPS breaks through the "sea of sameness," coming in ahead of the back based largely on the strength of two key factors: battery life and packaging.