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Simrad NSO 4, powered by NEON

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NSO 4 marks the next evolution in offshore navigation. Powered by the NEON operating system, it delivers fast, intuitive control in a sleek glass-to-edge design, available in 16, 22, and 24-inch displays.

Driven by a Qualcomm 8-core processor, NSO 4 offers instant responsiveness, faster boot times, rapid auto-routing, and expanded storage. More than a display, it’s a complete vessel control centre–seamlessly integrating navigation, radar, sonar, engines, and onboard systems.

Pairing perfectly with CMAP DISCOVER X and REVEAL X charts, NSO 4 delivers clear, lag-free performance and effortless chart management for total confidence on the water.

FIND IT @ WWW.SIMRAD-YACHTING.COM

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