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Buy the CD and later a microSD card. You can get a whole lot of
information on a 2Gb card, but will probably not need that much. A
friend of mine picked up 2Gb cards for $10 on ubid a few weeks ago.<br>
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Brian<br>
Team A.I.<br>
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D. Nichols wrote:
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<p>One last question.</p>
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<p>Since I am switching to Garmin I will have to buy new maps. I am
getting the Colorado 400t so it will already have a base map and a topo
map. But I am going to also buy City Navigator so I can do driving
directions. They offer it on both the preprogrammed SD card as well as
on a CD. Is there an upside/downside to either?</p>
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<p>If you buy the SD card is there space left over on the card for my
own data as well (like storing caches and routes). Or can I can
transfer their data from the SD card they send to a larger SD card of
mine to make more room? Or is there another reason I should or
shouldn't have the CD vs the SD card?</p>
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<p>Damian</p>
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