Garmin Releases Its Largest Chartplotter Featuring 4K Resolution: The GPSMAP 9000 Series
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The new GPSMAP 9000 Series from Garmin delivers an all-in-one chartplotter powered by a processor seven times faster than previous generations, with premium multi-function displays. The new Garmin BlueNet gigabit network delivers comprehensive connectivity with faster networking speeds, allowing the GPSMAP 9000 to link with multiple chartplotters, cameras, radars, sonars and more.
“For decades, mariners have been relying on Garmin’s GPSMAPs to help them navigate waters all over the world. Building on that success, we’re thrilled to unveil the 9000 series with bigger, best-in-class displays, lightning-fast processing speeds and the ultimate connected boating experience on the new Garmin BlueNet network,” says Dan Bartel, Garmin vice president of Global Consumer Sales.
Available in 19, 22, 24 and 27-inch touchscreen displays, the GPSMAP 9000 maximizes glass design with 4K resolution, delivering Garmin’s fastest map drawing, Auto Guidance and routing, along with enhanced multimedia streaming and seamless video integration.
Easy integration capabilities allow the GPSMAP 9000 series to connect with other onboard systems like engine monitoring, OneHelm integrated digital switching, Fusion audio and entertainment integration, extensive camera support, remote control with a compatible Garmin smartwatch, and more. The GPSMAP 9000 comes preloaded with Garmin Navionics+ mapping with Auto Guidance technology.
The GPSMAP 9000 series has an expected availability of October 2023, with retail pricing starting at $9,999.99.
To learn more, visit garmin.com.
