NEW NAVIONICS PRODUCTS MAKE GLOBAL DEBUT

Navionics

Navionics just announced the availability of Navionics+ and Navionics Updates through resellers worldwide. Navionics’ new products improve the way customers access cartography and boating information by providing easy online updates to ensure their charts reflect the most current data available for their GPS chartplotters.

Navionics+ is a powerful electronic chart solution for new customers that provides unparalleled marine and lakes content and coverage on a single card. Customers can select charts from one of seven global regions, such as US & Canada, which enables download of saltwater and freshwater areas including the Great Lakes. Navionics+ contains multiple content layers including Nautical Charts, SonarCharts™ high definition bathymetry map layer, and Community Edits.

“Navionics+ and Navionics Updates give customers the information they need to make the most of every on-the-water excursion,” said Don Black, Senior Vice president of Sales and Marketing, Navionics. “These products are the foundation of a new era in the way boaters access and update electronic charts. We are very excited about their release and are proud to be at the forefront of cartography innovation.”

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