How can I navigate a car with GPS?

A good GPS navigator to buy?

• what is a good GPS navigator to buy ? in term of affordability and the ability to be plug into ur car charger and be used to navigate at the same time ... instead of having to charge the GPS unit before we navigate..?

• Answer:

  In term of affordability and the ability to be plug into ur car charger and be used to navigate at the same time , I would recommend you TomTom ONE 125. It's rank on Best 5 GPS systems on CNET Reviews. And the price is only $99.99 on Amazon! http://www.amazon.com/gp/redirect.html?ie=UTF8&location=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.amazon.com%2FTomTom-ONE-3-5-Inch-Portable-Navigator%2Fdp%2FB001H9NR2Q%3Fie%3DUTF8%26s%3Delectronics%26qid%3D1256104178%26sr%3D8-1&tag=wii-world-20&linkCode=ur2&camp=1789&creative=9325 Highlights, in order of excellence, are: - The unit starts up and locks satellites in seconds - it's really fast. I live in San Francisco where the fog is a natural enemy of GPS, but little TomTom seems unfazed. - The screen-mounting device is so elegantly simple that I'm amazed not all GPS systems work the same way. I can mount it in 3 seconds flat and it never falls off. - The screen layout is the most intuitive of any I've seen. The map is clear, it shows speed (and speed limits), current time and estimated time, and upcoming instructions. It's also easily configurable to add traffic cameras and anything else you choose. - Searching for points of interest is rapid and accurate. Enter SFO instead of "San Francisco Airport", or "Trader Joe's" and it finds matches in no time at all. And you can enter zip codes, city centers and intersections without getting frustrated. - The menu navigation couldn't be easier, and even though the configuration options are extremely detailed, they're easy to find and change. - Selecting alternative routes (if you hit traffic, etc) takes two clicks without having to reenter everything over again. It also confirms if toll roads and HOV lanes are acceptable. - The voice is clearer and louder than other systems I've tried. - It changes between day/nighttime colors automatically on schedule. ... and best of all... The integration with TomTom's online features is absolutely flawless. You can add map updates from the user database of changes, meaning that the system is completely up to date whenever you plug it into a computer. There's also some free maps (such as traffic cameras) which you can download and install in seconds. This feature alone makes it worth $79, since there's no waiting for manufacturer updates or paying for new maps. Overall, I don't see how this system could be any better, especially for the price!