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"  For an affordable price, this n\u00FCvi offers turn-by-turn, voice-guided directions and 2D and 3D maps, and is compatible with MSN Direct for receiving news, weather, traffic, local events updates, and more (the first three months are free; after that, it&amp;#039;s $46 per year or a lifetime fee of $130) plus free FM traffic updates. The ultra-portable unit (one of three devices that received a perfect portability score) is easy to take anywhere with you to aid in navigation by car or foot, when used on its pedestrian mode. The speed limit is shown right on the map, and you can also track your fuel economy for free, both of which are very convenient. As with the other Garmin unit, it was very easy to follow both the voice and onscreen directions. The response time to reroute after a wrong turn was nearly instantaneous, and the routes provided were extremely direct. The device also features many route options, including shortest, fastest, and off-road. It also scored perfectly for screen visibility, since both the driver and passenger could easily view the screen. Like the other Garmin device, you can choose a little icon for your car. It comes with 6 million preloaded points of interest and maps of the lower 48 U.S. states, Hawaii, and Puerto Rico. Photos can be stored and viewed, but music cannot be played, a feature of many of the devices tested. Addresses can also be sent from a PC. garmin.com.  Includes: car adapter, AC adapter, charging cradle, USB port, SC card slot, windshield mount, dashboard mount, suction cup mount, car power cable, dashboard disc. Software updates are available through nuMaps Lifetime, which gives you quarterly map updates for the lifetime of the device for $120, or nuMaps Onetime gives you one-time map updates for $70.  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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