Garmin renews its Oregon models
With the Oregon 600 and 650, Garmin is sending one handheld GPS device without and one with a camera (8 megapixels) into the race. Both models are also available as a ""t"" version with a pre-installed leisure map of Europe. All the technology is housed in a new, modern and significantly slimmed-down, yet robust housing. Almost five years ago, Garmin introduced the Oregon series, the first handheld GPS devices to be operated exclusively via a touchscreen display. This enables intuitive user guidance and the Oregons are already among the most successful GPS devices today.
The new Oregon-600 and Oregon-650 devices are the first handheld GPS devices with a video tutorial capacitive display. As with a smartphone, this allows operation with several fingers, for example zooming by pinching with two fingers. The display automatically switches from portrait to landscape format.Product details:- Memory capacity (internal memory): 2 to 8 GB, expandable with microSD
- Battery life approx. 16 hours in standard GPS mode
- Waterproof according to IPX7
- Wireless transmission via ANT+ for using wireless ANT+ sensors (such as temperature sensor or HR chest strap) and for data transmission from device to device .
- Bluetooth and Bluetooth low-energy compatible (for wireless data transfer to smartphones and tablet PCs)
- Paperless geocaching function
- ActiveRouting with suitable Topo Maps from Garmin (for creating route suggestions according to a desired activity)
- robust plastic housing
- capacitive 3" touchscreen display (multi-touch capable)
- GPS and GLONASS compatible (up to 20% faster GPS reception)
- Free configurable speed dial button
- Oregon 600t and 650t each with pre-installed leisure map of Europe (1:100,000)
- Oregon 650 and 650t with built-in 8 MP camera incl. digital zoom and flash and battery pack with charging function in the device
Source: www.garmin.ch
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