GPS Magellan eXplorist 310

Magellan eXplorist 310 A pundit of digital technology recently argued that it is now no longer possible to make a movie like the Blair Witch Project, because GPS-enabled smartphones have rendered it nearly impossible to get lost, even in a deep forest. But, in reality, if you are exploring the wilderness, a smartphone is not your ideal companion, not least because it won' t take it kindly if you drop it on a rock. A dedicated hiking GPS makes much more sense, but these have remained costly, for example Magellan' s flagship eXplorist 710 comes in at just shy of £ 400. With the eXplorist 310, however, Magellan hopes to bring the base level down, whilst not compromising too much on features. Features: Style: Waterproof Hiking GPS - 2.2-inch LCD display - Rugged IPX-7 waterproof GPS receiver, sunlight-readable color screen and high-sensitivity SiRFstarIII GPS. Easy operation with simple main menu, intuitive contextual menus, and vibrant graphics--ready to use right out of the box - Includes a detailed road network, water features, urban and rural land use, and a realistic shaded relief background - 18 hours of battery life and power-saving features let you go strong for an entire day without stopping to replace the batteries - Paperless geocaching lets you download and view more than 20 unique characteristics of each cache, as well as view, search, and filter on the device