When change is desired, flipping everything on its head is the best idea to leap over the rest in style. Doing just that and going beyond the customary cameras with built-in GPS systems, Garmin has released a pair of waterproof GPS units with built-in 3.2-megapixel autofocus cameras with 4x digital zoom. Garmin Oregon 550 and Oregon 550t are the two new handheld navigation devices that have auto geotagging feature, to know where you clicked the pic.
The devices support 850MB of internal storage and a microSD card for enhancing the storage capacity, and come laden with Garmin’s heart-rate and speed/cadence sensors. Each unit weighing in at 6.8 ounces, can last for about 16hrs on a single charge, while the Oregon 550t is tagged at $600 and comes loaded with 100k topo maps amid 3D elevation, the Oregon 550 will only cost $500. Carry the device wherever you go, without the need for a separate navigation system and a camera - and enjoy the best results on the bettered sunlight readable touchscreen.
