Best GPS Devices for Tiny

a little tiny box in the upper left hand corner appears with vertical arrows.

the tiny little adds that show up when stopped are not a distraction and have even gotten me a free cup of coffee.

-the speaker is tiny i.e.

gps units replaced inertial navigation units with improved accuracy at a tiny fraction of the cost of inertial units.

magellan (at least the 1470) has a ridiculously designed mount that requires attaching the mount, then trying to thread a tiny usb type plug into a bottom port.

i basically gave up using them for about 2 years when i decided to give this tiny little garmin a try.

i purchased a garmin gps in 2002 and was so dissatisfied with it (i.e., tiny screen; too many buttons) that i returned it to amazon after one trial run.

after having one of the original gps' with an antenna, what a wonderful experience to have this tiny clear gps that fits into a small purse.

down tiny roads with lots of stops when a better route is nearby, and that is set to quickest route, not shortest.

btw, the ad's are so tiny you barely notice them.

my only tiny complaint is that at 90-100% volume, the back plastic shell vibrates a little, making the sound a little harsh.

if you increase the volume above 80% the tiny speaker will have a rasping sound and becomes difficult to understand.

forget it the unit picks up too much background noise and the built in speaker is so tiny its almost unusable.