TwoNav Aventura is a lust-worthy GPS

I don’t often write about GPS receivers that aren’t available in the U.S., but I’m making an exception today with the TwoNav Aventura. For one thing, the company is on the lookout for a stateside distributor, so we may see it here yet. Another reason is it will accept just about any kind of [...]

Geomate.jr low cost handheld GPS for geocaching

UPDATE: Read my hands on Geomate.jr review
With so many manufacturers undercutting the big boys on auto GPS, I should have seen this coming.
It appears that the Apisphere Geomate.jr will be officially launched come Monday, but REI has scooped the company by having it already available for sale on their website. Here’s what we know so [...]

OnPar GPS

Looks like the Garmin Approach G5 may have some competition. Savant GPS has announced the OnPar GPS, which they claim is the "first hand held color touch screen GPS rangefinder," and with availability slated for next month, it does indeed look like they'll beat Garmin to market.
It looks quite attractive and perhaps even more [...]

GolfLogix GPS-8 review

UPDATE: Check out a new Garmin golf GPS in my Garmin Approach G5 review
The GolfLogix 2008 is the best-selling GPS for golfers. Why is it so popular? For one, it’s made by Garmin, the most popular GPS manufacturer in the world. It’s also built on the high-sensitivity eTrex platform, which translates into great accuracy (the [...]

Bushnell GPS to feature aerial photos and satellite imagery

Bushnell has announced two new handheld GPS receivers that can accommodate aerial photos and satellite imagery (and apparently USGS topo maps). This comes hot on the heels of Lowrance announcing their iWAY 600C auto receiver. Assuming someone else doesn’t beat them to the punch, Bushnell will have the first non-PDA, consumer handheld GPS with this [...]