GPS

Magellan has introduced three new eXplorist GPS devices for outdoor enthusiasts, which are the eXplorist 710, 610, and 510. These GPS devices feature a 3.2-megapixel camera that is capable of capturing geotagged photos or videos, and is good for navigating outdoor destinations around the world, recording audio messaging using the microphone, and sports a 3-inch color touchscreen. The eXplorist 710, 610, and 510 are also IPX-7 certified for being waterproof in up to 3.3 feet of water for a good 30 minutes. Each purchase comes with the pre-loaded World Edition map that contains the full road network of the US, Canada, Western Europe, and Australia. The Magellan eXplorist 510, 610, and 710 will be priced at $350, $450, and $550, respectively. [Ubergizmo]

If you get homesick very easily, even if only a very short distance from home then this new watch concept was designed just for you. The Far From Home GPS Watch will tell time digitally, but also features built-in GPS functionality and will indicate via icons exactly how far you are from home. It features a sleek and futuristic design that makes it seem like it was sent back to us through time. It is still just a concept though, so no word yet on when it will release. [YankoDesign]

We have seen some GPS systems for golfers before, but the thing that sets this Expresso GPS apart from the rest is the fact that it can also be used on your car to give you information about the roads as well. It features the iGolf software which gives you access to a database with over 32,500 courses worldwide and the option to map your own course if your local ones aren’t listed. For in the car, you get both 2D and 3D modes, ZAGAT rated points of interest, multiple destination routing and lane assistance. [I4U]