Lowrance Outback, Safari, Sierra
Lowrance, who seems to have been hiding in the past couple of years released today three new handheld GPS devices. The Lorance Outback, Lowrance Safari, and Lowrance Sierra. Availabe in May, these “Lowrance Endura” line devices will retail for between $230 and $550, depending on model.
Lowrance Outback
The introductory Outback model features a touch screen, basemap, and a microSD slot and will retail for $229. The screen is 2.7 inches and it weighs 5.8 ounces.
Lowrance Safari
Step up to the Lowrance Safari and you add an , and a barometric altimeter at a $385 price point.
Lowrance Sierra
Finally at the top of the line is the Lowrance Sierra. Featuring a 3D electronic compass and barometric altimeter, as well as a basemap with “high detail outdoor maps” from Intermap’s Accuterra map package. Also included is a street map using maps from NAVTEQ.
