Gone were the days when you have to carry a map with you when you have to travel for the first time in a certain place. It is so troublesome and not to mention risky because you usually have to look into the map at the same time that you’re driving. But with the GPS (Global Positioning System) units developed these days you can take away that worry. A good option is the new Magellan Triton GPS system line. The Triton GPS comes in two styles; one is the basic that can download National Geographic Maps.

There are several advanced Triton 2000 units that also carry additional sophisticated features like digital compass, barometer, LED flashlight, 2-megapixel camera and the 2.7-inch QVGA touchscreen.

Any of these Magellan Triton 2000 units would be useful for you if you regularly travel in far-flung and unfamiliar places. September is the target date for the release of these Triton units. The advanced units will sell for $499 and the low-end for $219.