جهاز تحديد المواقع إتركس 10 محمول ‎5.4 x 3.3 x 10.3سم

وصف: A compact device for your GPS & Navigation needs: The Garmin GPS etrex10 is a compact Global Positioning System that gives you the perfect blend of portability and utility. The GPS has a large 2.2 inch Monochrome display that is easy on the eyes. It also helps to conserve the battery of the device so that it lasts longer making it ideal for faraway trips and journeys. User friendly operation, universal reach: The GPS comes pre-equipped with maps from all over the world. The device can be used for finding your location to the exact point, locate terrains and calculate distances as well. The Garmin GPS offers you several details about the area that you are in and want to travel to. It comes with a very user friendly operating system and interface that enables you to navigate with ease through a variety of different routes and terrains. The GPS has a built-in receiver that tracks the GPS and GLONASS satellites at the same time, so that you get the utmost accuracy. The device also comes with a single USB port. Design, Portability and Other features: The GPS is a powerful device that comes in a compact black and yellow coloured body. It is very easy to use and comes with high sensitivity sensors. It has a worldwide base map. The GPS is waterproof and is highly durable. You can use it during demanding and harsh conditions while travelling. The Garmin Etrex10 is a perfect blend of utility and packs powerful features in a compact design. The display of the device is a monochrome display, so it does not use much of your battery and can power the GPS for a longer period of time. Durability and Long Lasting Battery: The GPS is a paperless geocaching device that is highly durable and houses the receiver in a rugged body that is designed to stand harsh weather conditions. The device retains its utility even during compact travel routes and tracks. It is entirely waterproof in nature which means that you can carry it through rains and damp conditions. The GPS is powered by two AA batteries which deliver up to 25 hours of functionality in one go. When you run out of batteries, you can just swap them up for new AA batteries. The GPS device has a very sensitive interface which enables it to store over 1000 way points and reference locations. Hence, it is an ideal device for frequent travellers. Moreover, it is fairly easy to use and can be used by amateurs and professionals alike.Garmin was founded in 1989, and is currently incorporated in Schaffhausen, Switzerland, with headquarters located in the United States. Garmin first set foot in the aviation industry with its cutting-edge GPS navigation products almost three decades ago. Since then, Garmin's product lines have expanded to fully cover the aviation, marine, and automotive industries. Today, Garmin is the renowned leader in the aviation, marine, automotive, outdoor, and fitness markets. Built on a healthy product ecosystem, and combining awe-inspiring designs, impeccable quality, and superior reliability into excellent user experiences, Garmin strives to become the number one brand for all who enjoy their lives. To be an enduring company by creating superior products for automotive, aviation, marine, outdoor, and sports that are an essential part of our customers’ lives. Garmin was co-founded in 1989 by the then electrical engineers, Gary Burrell and Min H. Kao. Gary was born in Kansas, and graduated from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute; Min was born in Zhushan, Taiwan, and earned a doctorate in electrical engineering at the University of Tennessee. The pair came into contact with the then highly classified satellite positioning technology while working for their former employer on a project for the US Department of Defense. Their ideal was to "popularize GPS and change the world," but this was in conflict with their former employer, who was cutting R&D budget. Hence their decision to start their own business. The company, and indeed its name Garmin, was put together by the two founders—Gary and Min. Garmin started out by integrating cockpit navigation devices into an all-in-one design, which became immensely popular. The GPS technology was then gradually expanded, eventually into wearable products today, broadening the market into aviation, marine, automotive, outdoor, and fitness. Garmin's business philosophy of valuing the fundamentals and "tackling the hardest jobs first" have carried the company through all kinds of challenges over the 30 years, and the business model of "vertical integration" resulted in extremely high customer satisfaction.