Garmin Unveils Four New Products Centered On Wearables, Driver Help

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Garmin Ltd.
GRMN
has unveiled four new products on Tuesday that focus on driver awareness and wearables at this year's CES show in Las Vegas. Shares of Garmin reached a high of 37.34 and a low of 36.88 in Tuesday's trading session. One of the newest additions to its product line is called
Garmin Drive
, a portable navigation devices (PNDs) designed to increase driver situational awareness. Dan Bartel, Garmin vice president of worldwide sales said, "There are many distractions that drivers encounter while running errands, driving to work or taking road trips. These new driver alerts can remove some of these burdens and help drivers stay aware on the road." A new $400 augmented reality headset now available for cycling addicts. Garmin also launched
Varia Vision
. Varia Vision is an in-sight display that helps bicycle riders road awareness by placing information right in their line of sight. The company unveiled at CES on Tuesday
Garmin Connect Insights
. Garmin Connect Insights smart wellness insights uses data to help Garmin Connect users achieve their goals through personal recommendations and analysis. Lastly, Garmin released three new
fēnix® 3 Sapphire multisport watches
. The multisport watches include a wrist heart rate, more band choices, and new activity profiles. Garmin currently has a market of 7.06B. The company has seen an average daily volume of 1534630 since the last three months. The company's stock decreased 1.00 percent or $0.37 during Monday's trading session. Shares of Garmin reached $36.8. Garmin's shares have declined 19.07 percent since June 1, 2015 and are currently downtrending.=
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