Garmin eTrex Legend C - GPS Devices: Reviews
I launched into my daily bike commute with the Legend C in my pack's outer mesh pocket and locked on to six satellites. Every 30 seconds, the receiver silently dropped a digital bread crumb on the...
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Magellan eXplorist 500 - GPS Devices: Reviews
Probably the easiest to use right out of the box, the waterproof eXplorist 500 is also a pocketful of power. After a quick off-trail jaunt (exactly 1.44 miles) on a local hill (676 feet up, from car...
Motorola i860 with Trimble Outdoors - GPS Devices: Reviews
From the school of "one less device" comes a GPS-enabled mobile camera phone. Sign up at www.nextel.com ($10 a month) and download a dozen or so map or aerial-photo "tiles" from Trimble Outdoors...
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The makers of adventure gear and apparel had utility dialed long ago. Now R&D types are zeroing in on style.
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Power Rangers
HAVING LONG HELD A PLACE America's heart for its endearing 1950s nerdiness (you gotta love those hats), the National Park Service will select a group of its rangers to look a tad dorkier this April...
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