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UPDATE: Screen visibility took a major leap forward recently with the Garmin Oregon 450, and it appears that later production runs of the 550 series now include the improved screen.

The new Garmin Colorado and Magellan Triton series (and now the Garmin Oregon too) have higher resolution screens than anything we’ve seen before in handheld GPS receivers. But those gorgeous and detailed displays come at a cost. Many early adopters have been surprised by the decreased visibility of these units in their natural habitat — the great outdoors.

To understand what’s going on here, let’s take a brief look at the technology involved. Handheld units typically use thin film transistor (TFT) liquid crystal displays (LCDs). These TFTs use a polarizing filter that determines how light is used. There are three different TFT technologies that can be used in displays:

The problem is the increased number of pixels per square inch in these new, high resolution, receivers. Basically, more pixels equals less reflectivity. I’m no expert in this technology, but a couple of folks have tried to address it over at Groundspeak in this thread on the Garmin Colorado backlight.

I found it usable under light canopy, but severely limited in the brightest conditions. Interestingly enough, my Garmin Colorado 300 is more legible in full sun than in cloudy conditions, though in general it seems to outperform the Triton screen (I hope to have a full review of the Colorado 300 posted in the near future). These companies may be using different transflective technologies; the Triton 1500’s performance is also impacted by the additional touch screen layer.

“Our engineers pushed the limits of technology with the Colorado’s vivid 3-inch display, working to bring Garmin’s customers the best resolution and readability without conceding quality in either category,” said spokesman Jake Jacobson.