GPS, Hands-on with Magellan's new 5340+GPRS connected GPS device and others

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What happened to $1,299?
Okay so its $999 plus $100 for the cradle and $40 a month versus the Dash at $599 and $13 a month?
Does the Magellan include map updates? What does it do that the Dash doesn't?
For $40 a month it had better include a lot of services. I mean geez... for $40 a month, I'd better be able to read Engadget on the thing.
What I really want (for less than have that price, actually) is a map and POI update subscription that keeps my device up to date. That's the next step in making GPS receivers more dependable and lovable.
How lame. If a GPS needs data it should get it over bluetooth from your phone's data plan. Why on earth would someone pay for 2 data plans?
I already pay an extra $60 a month to AT&T for unlimited 3G access with tethering. It can connect any device that understand Bluetooth PAN. Why is it that everyone thinks I want to spend EXTRA cash to get something I already pay for? First GPS that uses PAN will replace my aging C330.