New GPS systems from Bushnell

Bushnell has unveiled a couple of GPS navigational devices in the form of the ONIX 200 and the ONIX 200CR, where the latter boasts a 320 x 240 pixel color LCD dislay, while the former gets the black and white treatment with a 160 x 240 pixel 16-level gray screen. Both devices are able to layer a satellite image, an aerial photo or a topographic map along with other navigational aids on a single screen without looking too cluttered up. Unfortunately, the limited memory in each device enables you to store a maximum of one dozen images at any one time. The ONIX 200 is powered by a couple of AA batteries that can last up to 26 hours of continuous usage. More specifications are available after the jump.

• 32MB of memory
• 128MB of SDRAM
• Downloads, displays and georeferences satellite photography
• SafeTrack battery-conservation mode
• Night Mode
• HOT button operation
• Basemap of the United States and Canada
• Compatible with Road Maps and Fishing Hot Spots software
• 12-parallel-channel receiver
• WAAS enabled
• Stores up to 500 Waypoints, 20 Trails and 10 Routes
• Audible alarms
• Waterproof (IPX7 rated) and rugged construction
• Customizable user profiles
• Runs on two AA batteries (not included)
• USB port (cable included)
• Dimensions: 108mm x 44mm x 18mm