Garmin is going to release the Nuvi 775T GPS Navigation on October 1st with a price tag of $800. This high-end satnav device offers both North America and Europe maps data (City Navigator NT), along with lane assistance to help you drive the car more carefully, Bluetooth connectivity for handsfree calls, and live traffic information for real-time traffic jam warning via FM receiver. It is also equipped with FM transmitter, so that you can hear the voice guidance through your car’s stereo system.

Garmin StreetPilot c340 Portable GPS Navigator can be your stuff if you’re looking for a portable navigation device that’s powerful and simple to use. With an easy-to-use touchscreen interface, text-to-speech voice commands, a brilliant display that shows the way with 2D or 3D animations, and a massive points of interest database, the c340 has all the basics covered.

Need fishfinder with zoom ability upto 4x ? this is the answer. Garmin Fishfinder 140 will help you to find fish in exact location. This GPS will help you to watch over 600 foot depth, and this technology will shows weak and strong returns simultaneously. Nice device to get perfect catch.

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Garmin Nüvi 350 GPS Navigator is set to revolutionize what we expect from a GPS navigation device, or from any device for that matter. It has a bunch of cool features including the built-in “Travel Kit” which offers an MP3 player, an audio book player from Audible.com, a jpeg-format picture viewer, a world travel clock with time zones, a currency converter, a measurement converter, and a calculator. Either you just want to traveling around your neighbor area or outside U.S, this tiny but tough gadget will be your great device.

Finally, here are three new Oregon 400-series GPS navigation, the Oregon 400i, Oregon 400c, and Oregon 400t. All of these satnavs are retailed for $640 and equipped with a sun and moon information, tide tables, and area calculator. However, Oregon 400i is made for the freshwater enthusiasts as it comes with a built-in U.S Inland Lakes and a worldwide imagery basemap. Map detail includes shoreline details, depth contours, boat ramps and mile markers for thousands of lakes in the continental U.S. Other features include an electronic compass, barometric altimeter, and wireless data transfer.

Regarding Garmin Oregon 400c, it is built for the oceans and seas saltwater specialists. It comes with a built-in BlueChart g2 coastal charts which includes shorelines, depth contours, navaids, harbors, marinas, port plans coastal roads for the U.S. and Bahamas. The handheld GPS also supports GPX file format which is used mostly in geocaching. Furthermore, the device sports a 3-inch display, a microSD card slot, a USB interface, and up to 16 hours of usage with 2 AA batteries.

Garmin Oregon 400c is scheduled to hit the store in the third quarter of 2008.

Last but not least, Garmin Oregon 400t specializes itself in topography maps and 3D map views. It is pre-loaded with a detailed maps, complete with national, state and local parks and forests, terrain contours, elevation information, trails, rivers, lakes and points of interest. Other features include a microSD card slot, a USB interface, a 3-inch screen, barometric altimeter, electronic compass, and a rugged IPX7 waterproof case.

Along with Oregon 200, Garmin also announced the release of Garmin Oregon 300 GPS Navigation. For a $533, you’ll get a PND with electronic compass and barometric altimeter capabilities, along with an 850MB of onboard memory and the ability to share data wirelessly with other units (other Oregon?). When it comes to maps, Oregon 300 is packed with shaded-relief-ready basemaps.

Oregon 200 is one of the new GPS navigation from Garmin. This entry-level handheld satnav device, priced at a nice $480, offers a 3-inch display, a pity 24MB of onboard memory with microSD media card slot for additional storage, a pre-loaded basemap, and up to 16 hours of usage using 2 AA batteries. It comes with a rugged, IPX7 waterproof design, so you can still use it if you lost your way under the heavy rain.

Note that you have to spend some extra money if you want to have the detail maps and turn on the turn-by-turn route guidance…

Garmin released a bunch of new satellite navigation devices right at the first week of the new year. Here’s the last of them, Nuvi 370 model. Planned to hit the market in the first quarter with a price tag of $964, the GPS offers a bright 3.5-inch 64K colors touchscreen TFT display, a WAAS-enabled receiver, Garmin Lock that prevent your device from being stolen, and up to 8 hours of continous usage. Check detail features after the jump.

Garmin Nuvi 370 GPS Navigation Features

• Receiver: high-sensitivity WAAS-enabled GPS receiver
• Display: 2.8â€? W x 2.1â€? H (3.5â€? diag.), 320 x 240 pixels; bright, TFT display, 64K colors, with white backlight and touch screen
• Unit dimensions: 3.87″ W x 2.91″ H x 0.87″ D (9.83 cm x 7.39 cm x 2.21 cm)
• Weight: 5.1 ounces (144.6 grams)
• Battery: Rechargeable lithium-ion battery, 4-8 hours of battery life depending on use
• Bluetooth wireless technology for hands-free calling
• Alerts for traffic, road construction and weather-related tie-ups. nüvi 660 uses data to suggest alternate routes before problems are encountered
• Includes Garmin Lockâ„¢, an anti-theft feature
• Voice announces streets by name
• Preloaded maps for all of North America and Europe
• Fingertip touch-screen interface
• Look up addresses and points of interest
• Choose 2D or 3D maps
• Upload custom POIs, including alerts for speed zones and safety cameras with POI Loader
• Built in Travel Kit includes MP3 player with sample MP3s, audio books, picture viewer, world clock, currency and measurement converters, calculator and more
• Add optional software such as Travel and Language Guides to personalize nüvi
• SD card slot
• USB interface for loading data

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Priced at $1178, the new Nuvi 670 GPS Navigation from Garmin boasts a large 4.3-inch touchscreen TFT display with 480×272 (WQVGA) resolution and white backlight, a high-sensitivity WAAS-enabled GPS receiver, Bluetooth connectivity for hands-free calling, SD card slot, USB, built-in FM transmitter, and a battery life of up to 7 hours. It is pre-loaded with a handy Travel Kit which includes a built-in MP3 player with sample MP3s, audio books, picture viewer, world clock, currency and measurement converters, calculator and more.

Regarding its main purpose, satellite navigating, Nuvi 670 can alert you whenever there’s traffic, road construction, and weather-related problem along the way to your preferred destination. You will have street-level voice guidance and the ability to easily look up addresses and POIs with its fingertip touchscreen interface. Maps for whole Europe and North America are pre-loaded, but you can upload custom POIs, including alerts for speed zones and safety cams, if you want. The map itself can be displayed in either 2D or 3D modes.

Measures 4.9 x 2.9 x 0.9-inches and weighs 190 grams, Garmin Nuvi 670 GPS Navigation is set to be released at the first quarter of 2007.

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Garmin must be really busy celebrating the new year. Check it out, another new satellite navigation from the company, Zumo 450. As a downgraded version of Zumo 550, this GPS device offers almost the same specs of its big brother, except the following features: XM NavTraffic with XM weather, and XM Satellite Radio, text-to-speech feature, and unfortunately, Bluetooth support. Of course the price has been reduced as well, only $800 for this one (compared to Zumo 550’s $1076).

Measures 4.8 x 3.9 x 1.6-inches and weighs 10.6-ounces, Gamin Zumo 450 GPS Navigation features a 3.5-inch sunlight-readable touch screen display, IPX7 waterproof compliance, optional FM TMC traffic alerts, built-in MP3 player and JPEG viewer, and ability to upload custom POIs. It is preloaded with maps of North America and Europe.

Garmin Zumo 450 will hit the store in March of 2007.

PS: Two more new GPS from Garmin tonight.

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