The size of a small, flat calculator, the eMap contains a 12 parallel channel GPS receiver and weighs a mere six ounces. Even with its compact style, the eMap boasts an extra-large display for showing even more map data and the same power you've come to expect from GARMIN handhelds. When paired with the MetroGuide U.S.A. CD-ROM, the eMap has the ability to look up address and telephone number information for nearby services and points of interest. Designed with everyone in mind, this unit will take you from the car, to the hiking trail, to the beach without missing a beat.

Truly a small wonder, the eTrex™ takes the best features of a 12 parallel channel GPS receiver and put them into a six ounce package that is only four inches high and two inches wide. The result is a unit that will literally fit in the palm of your hand. All buttons are located on either side of the unit, allowing for simple, one-handed operation that won't obstruct your view of the display. In fact, the eTrex features only five operator buttons for the ultimate in user-friendly design.

The GARMIN GPS 12 Personal Navigator: an affordable 12 parallel channel handheld for outdoor adventurers who want a basic, hard-working 12-channel GPS, but who don't want to spend a bundle. Based on the popular GPS 12XL, the GPS 12 offers outdoor enthusiasts an entry-level way to gain the power and performance of a 12-channel receiver with fast satellite acquisition in the toughest conditions--even in heavy tree cover.

GARMIN's new GPS III Plus offers cartographic capabilities formerly found only in high-end automotive navigation and marine chartplotting units. Simply plug it into a PC and download data from GARMIN's line of MapSource™ CD ROM's and you instantly get detailed maps. Even without additional cartography, the basemap in the GPS III Plus will get you where you're going.

Display maps in great detail, examining roads, highways, and interstate exit information. It even displays restaurants, hotels, and hospitals along with U.S. inland cartography with shoreline detail. Plan your trips, insert waypoints, and away you go...

From the company that created the world's first hand-held GPS satellite navigator comes the world's first portable GPS receiver under $100. The rugged Magellan GPS 300 boasts waterproof construction, rubber armoring, a super strong antenna for superior tracking and all the memory you'll need to "mark" favorite locations and return to them time after time. Magellan's pocket-sized GPS 300 is super easy to use, too.

Clearly the best hand-held chartplotter! Get the full picture of where you are and where you're going with the hand-held NAV 6000 GPS Chartplotter, with its superior, high-resolution graphics display and super-large backlit-viewing screen. The NAV 6000 sets the standard for portable chartplotters, putting the power of C-MAP NT electronic charts in the palm of your hand, letting outdoor adventurers go from boat-to-boat or boat-to-shore and take their GPS chartplotter with them.