around 10 hours. At $399, the Brunton MNS faced intense competition competitors such as Garmin and Magellan. Products with better battery life and improved scrolling menu displays kep the MNS from gaining significant market share. Furthermore, the MNS was not WAAS capable and did not offer internal storage of waypoints, routes or tracks. In 2004, Brunton introduced a lower-priced GPS receiver, the ATLAS™, a rebadged version of the Lowrance iFinder™. This product also failed to gain a significant share of the handheld GPS market, and Brunton discontinued all handheld GPS receivers in 2009. Optics In 1992, Brunton introduced a line of binoculars and other optical equipment aimed at the hunting and outdoor recreation market. The optics line was discontinued in 2014. See also Brunton compass References External links Brunton website Information on the Brunton Revolt power bank range Surveying organizations Optics manufacturing companies Fiskars Riverton, Wyoming