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Magellan Unveils Updated VantagePoint Software, Triton Firmware Upgrades
And there was much rejoicing. Magellan announced today that it has released a new version of its VantagePoint software, the program its Triton handheld owners use to manage their devices. The company also says that it is offering a number of enhancements to said Triton units via VantagePoint. Among the improvements are better North American basemaps with “more roads, more detailed locations, and better map displays,” Magellan says.
Magellan Triton 500: Cover the Basics and Then Some
If you’re looking for a good basic GPS handheld receiver that you can use for navigation and related fun stuff like geocaching, the Magellan Triton 500 is an excellent choice. It’s not without its faults and not perfect for everyone, but for its price point, it has a wealth of features and can be upgraded with maps and software — and best of all, it maintains a satellite lock even in the woods and performs like a champ overall, more often than not.
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