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Finding the Beaten Path: Magellan Maestro 4040 GPS

There are people who are first-rate with a good sense of direction, as well as the gifts to navigate unfamiliar city streets and highways. These people have a knack that most of us simply don’t have.

For the greater majority, getting devastated in the city or taking the wrong avenue or exit has become an unfortunately familiar contact. Thanks to the arrival of Magellan Maestro 4040 GPS (International Positioning System) Navigation technology, we can now enjoy a hassle-untenanted travel experience.

The Magellan Maestro 4040 GPS Navigation Badge is one such gadget: specifically designed to assistance us find our way in and out of cities, towns, beach areas (or wherever else we impose upon to visit). Maestro is the latest in Magellan’s speciality of automotive GPS devices, and the first one to feature a inventive and beautiful widescreen.

Although the Magellan Maestro 4040 GPS looks deceptively four-square, the device is capable of performing worldly tasks easily. Featuring the BE THERE advisement system and the SiRFstar III chipset, you’ll reach your end safe and sound. Simply commence the address and let the unit’s voice and visual aids manoeuvre you through every twist and turn in the United States and Canada.

The Magellan Maestro 4040 GPS Navigation Colophon’s slick 4.3 inch brush screen provides ample viewing set out, so you won’t have to squint just to see what avenue you’re on. It is very natural to navigate menus, thanks to generously-sized icons. There’s no jeopardy of breaking the antenna, since it’s neatly integrated into the primary unit. Similarly, the stable docking cradle and windshield mount are of special quality: The unit stays staunchly in place (even during bad road conditions).