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Old 12-08-2007, 12:39 AM   #18
rames14
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If your brother is still in the market and would like the GPS but has a budget, there are still great bargains for not a lot of money. And, they do so much more than just give directions. I use mine all the time to know where the next rest area, restaurant or fuel station is located. Especially with Diesel being hard to find when you get into some areas, it's nice to be able to see services. The pioneers found their way across this country without GPS. They also did it without air conditioning, shock absorbers, rubber tires, etc. And, if I'm traveling alone, I don't have my DW to help navigate. Of course, she doesn't do well with her eyelids closed, either.

If he does get a lower price unit, I do recommend the Garmin. They have been noted for years for being easier to operate and great customer service. But, as with most electronics, the reliability and quality have improved over the years as have features and usability - so most brands will do great. Best of luck.
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