Magellan RoadMate 1470

Pros: Maps include all 50 states including parts of Canada and Mexico, Puerto Rico; Performance is OK, can be better, often does what you want; OneTouch(TM) menu

Cons: Takes a long time to acquire signal when on the move, faster acquisition when at a stop; Sometimes reboots randomly to "boost preformance"; temporarily freezes when calculating a route

Summary: The GPS is affordable, and can help you get out of hunching over maps in no time. It is great but when I use it for long trips, and I take it with me on an airplane, I have to set the GPS position for faster acquisition of signal. It has a nice OneTouch menu. You can set the OneTouch to get to somewhere in "one touch." The only thing I get frustrated about is when I am truly lost, I need to wait several minutes for it to pickup some satellite reception. That sucks. Sometimes it reboots randomly while your on a trip or not and takes about 3 minutes to fully save all of your data and reboot completely. Great device. It is the average GPS a average person needs. Whom I recommend it to the people who only use their cars to get to work, and vacation with them. And many americans are like that.