US Industry Award for Navionics30/10/2007 |
| Navionics' Platinum electronic chart has won the 2007 National Marine Electronics Association (NMEA) Industry Award in the Marine Specialty category. Awarded at the annual NMEA Convention & Expo, the honour recognised Platinum charts for excellence in innovation, design, performance and reliability in marine navigation. |
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Platinum is the first multi-dimensional charting and navigation product available for chartplotters. It combines navigation chart detail with satellite and high-aerial photo overlays, 3-Dimensional bathymetric views, panoramic photos of ports and marinas, port services, pilot books, points of interest such as Hotels, Dining, Banks, Hospitals, and more. Platinum Charts are available in Navionics' XL3-size coverage on 2GB CF and SD media cards compatible with today's leading chartplotter manufacturers such as Geonav, Humminbird, Lowrance, Northstar and Raymarine.
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