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I agree with cheri1122, if I need to see the big picture I pull over and look at the atlas. I also like to preview the trip before I start instead of looking at it piecemeal, one turn at a time. I would, however, disagree with lugnut1 in that I believe "touching" your GPS is much more...

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So you finally gave in and bought a GPS. Your instinct is to hook that baby up and go somewhere, anywhere. Don't, not just yet. There are a few things you can do to make your experience much more positive. 1. Register online with the manufacturer of your unit. This allows you to receive...

I think its important to keep your expenses low when you are starting out. A cell phone with a good roaming plan is a necessity. Satellite radio could wait, especially til they come out with new radios that will be able to receive both XM and Sirius. At this time such devices are not available.

You can get the nuvi 350 from walmart.com for $198.86 and have it shipped to a local store free. That is the best deal I have found on that model.