Anyone have a rec on an after market GPS. Something not to technologically difficult to use, around $350-500. For use by an older woman.

I always pictured you as a guy....oh well.

Consumer reports recently did a review of portable GPS units in this price range. Let me know if you want to see it and I'll send you a copy of it.

I play an old woman in my all-girl review on the weekend.

Send it to the e-mail on my profile, por favor.

Thanks.

email address is, geographicallychallenged@geplace.com

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Originally posted by Clamato:
I play an old woman in my all-girl review on the weekend.

Send it to the e-mail on my profile, por favor.

Thanks.

I thought I saw you preparing for your role.


I'll be home on Wednesday and send it then -- or earlier if I can get one of the rug rats to send it to me.

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Originally posted by Clamato:
Anyone have a rec on an after market GPS. Something not to technologically difficult to use, around $350-500. For use by an older woman.

A friend of mine just purchased the Mio DigiWalker™ C310x. He really likes it. Check out the product introduction video to see how it works.

It comes preloaded with the maps in 1 GB of Flash ROM and they can be updated over the internet.

The price is right as it is currently $200 at Circuit City.

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Originally posted by HalfinGlenEllyn:

quote:

Originally posted by Clamato:
I play an old woman in my all-girl review on the weekend.

Send it to the e-mail on my profile, por favor.

Thanks.

I thought I saw you preparing for your role.


I'll be home on Wednesday and send it then -- or earlier if I can get one of the rug rats to send it to me.

What is that?

It looks like Xetor from that cheesy 1950's movie whose title eludes me.