I’ve never been a fan of Magellan because I’ve had some previous problems with their professional line of GPS devices. Mainly my problem was their total lack of customer support. They also have has some serious name problems like Thomson, Thales, Thomson-Thales, Magellan (again or something) and now they’re displaying Ashtech on their Professional GPS Devices web site. Honestly, I don’t even know if the Professional Magellan GPS devices are even related to the Consumer GPS devices anymore.

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At first glance the Magellan Triton looks like a GPS force that can throw some serious weight around.

The Triton isn’t just showing off a tough exterior – it really is built with rubber armoring, impact resistant plastic and a water resistant seal so you won’t have to worry when you take this electronic device outside where it’s actually supposed to be used.

The Triton has a “becoming standard equipment on all electronic devices” 2.5″ touch screen, uses SD Card storage and the famous SiRF Star III GPS chip. Even though ...Read Full Article