Which Navigation GPS???

[Peter Stahl]

We just got the cheapest TomTom they sell and took a trip North to Maine to see my Daughter. This little unit did a great job keeping us on track. Also kept us away from the cities. If we traveled a lot we would have looked into a more expensive one.

[Jim Becker]

Jim, is this something that is specific to the Megellan GPS?

No, they are travel books; example: Hidden Arizona

The GPS can be useful in finding the places, however, once you know the address...

[Cliff Rohrabacher]

I believe he's speaking of the mapping company used. There are 2 big ones, NAVTEQ and Tele Atlas. Garmin and Magellan use NAVTEQ, Tom Tom uses Tele Atlas. There are loads of articles online about the two. Take some time in reading some of them and you'll be much better educated when you do decide to purchase.

What he said. Twice.

[Peter Stahl]

No, they are travel books; example: Hidden Arizona

The GPS can be useful in finding the places, however, once you know the address...

Thanks Jim, I live a sheltered life, never heard of these books. Gonna have to check them out.

[Jim Becker]

Pete, the Hidden series is wonderful because they highlight stuff you'd never find in a typical travel guide...things that the locals and other travelers recommend.

[Peter Stahl]

Pete, the Hidden series is wonderful because they highlight stuff you'd never find in a typical travel guide...things that the locals and other travelers recommend.

Yea, like all those places your doctor tells you not to eat at, lol.

[Dennis Peacock]

We got a $99 deal on a top of the line TomTom and we've really liked it a LOT!!!! Had it about 6 months now and still like it even today.