EnGIS Technologies launched the Gogo Navigator iPhone app for North America. The app is packed with useful navigation features which include Real-3D, Text-To-Speech voice guidance from Loquendo, Advanced Lane Guidance, Real Signpost display, Google Local Search, millions of onboard POIs and much more. Initial price: $29.99.
And completing the echo series family of fishfinders, the Garmin‘s echo 100 is a single-beam (200 kHz) sonar that features fast screen updates on its 4-inch grayscale display. The echo 100 transmits with 100 watts RMS of power output, which gives you depth down to 600 feet. Product Available: 1st Quarter, 2011. Suggested Retail Price: $ 79.99 USD
In a compact, space-saving design, Garmin’s echo 150 dual-beam fishfinder features an ultra-crisp 4-inch, 8-level grayscale display. With 200 watts RMS of sonar power output, the echo 150 lets you scan depths down to 1,300 feet. With Suggested Retail Price of $ 99.99 USD, the echo 150 is scheduled to hit the shelves in 1st Quarter, 2011.
The Garmin echo 200 is a 5-inch, versatile fishfinder that combines easy operation with a powerful 300-watt RMS sounder. This fishfinder has a high-resolution grayscale display, and is dual-beam capable. With the echo 200, you can scan deep water to a maximum depth of 1,500 feet. Expected to be available in 2nd Quarter, 2011, the Garmin echo 200 will be priced at $159.99.
Priced at $219.99, the echo 300c is a great color sonar option and uses Garmin’s exclusive HD-ID target tracking technology to give you a crystal-clear picture of fish returns and bottom features on its 3.5-inch TFT display. The echo 300c is the first in its class to offer dual-frequency compatibility that lets you optimize performance for deep or shallow water. The 300-watt RMS sounder can scan as deep as 1,500 feet with up to 120 degrees of viewing angle to see target fish well beyond the sides of your boat. Product Available: 2nd Quarter, 2011.
