Best GPS Devices - 2 to 4 inch Screen Size, 64 to 512 MB Built in memory, Built-in Antenna

'free memory'

'fairly small, but readable, 3.5-inch screen'

'The touchscreen was sensitive to each press and was easy to interact with at all times.'

'reasonable price'

'the navigator is easy to stow away when it’s not in use.'

'new vehicle navigation models'

'award-winning OneTouch interface AAA TourBook information and new premium navigation features'

'It's easy to snap those devices into and out of the bracket with one hand.'

'It's also compatible with MSN Direct, which delivers local information, such as weather, gas prices, and movie times to the unit.'

'The Garmin Nuvi 265T's points-of-interest database is extensive and easy to navigate.'

'The map is easy to read, menus are intuitive, and an updated interface makes it easier to view traffic alerts.'

'new vehicle navigation models'

'award-winning OneTouch interface AAA TourBook information and new premium navigation features'

'Large POI database'

'AAA TourBook information and new premium navigation features'

'Preloaded with about 8,800 courses.'

'its simple touchscreen interface is non-distracting, and helps you get quick and accurate answers out on the course.'

'rugged, waterproof case'

'rugged, waterproof, touchscreen golf GPS'

'Solid navigational experience'

'handheld device'

'new 3D mariner’s-eye-view' map perspective'

'Pop in a microSD card and some batteries and you're ready to go.'

'rugged, metal-plated, waterproof case'

'handheld device'

'Navigation instructions.'

'The is available by tapping on the upcoming turn icon, and displays a detailed view of the next turn.'

'solid navigation'

'platform offering extremely high performance and sensitivity'

'Other than that, it still uses a quad-helix high-sensitivity antenna, supports wireless sharing with other compatible Garmin units, and locks onto satellite paths to avoid dropping reception even in heavy cover.'

'Hikers and campers will be able to find trails and clearings for campsites, geocachers can glean information about terrain in their target areas, and hunters can scout places for standards.'