The top cap is made out of thin and brittle plastic and you'll be lucky to make it a week before it snaps into three pieces (Google it, it always seems to snap into three pieces...)

The bulk is definitely noticeable and it probably would be easier to just get a unit that plugs into the bottom when needed than to deal with trying to take this thing apart without breaking it.

How is the buffalo smaller?

According the the specs of the mvix from their site and the buffalo from the newegg site, the buffalo is a bit thinner but more than a full cm longer and a bit wider.

MVIX: 2.7g 30mm x 14mm x 7mm
BUFF: 3.97g 40.64mm x 15.24mm x 5.08mm

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Who would want to see a horse naked?

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Why this wasn't their plan from day one is what has always confused me. Navigation routing is easy to do poorly and very difficult to do seamlessly - which was especially evident when the Dash would have me doing u-turns after a left turn instead of telling me to turn right in the first place. TomTom/Garmin/etc are just too far ahead.

As mentioned in an earlier comment, many modern phones can get location-based search results so the need for this service may be dwindling - and when you consider that many GPS systems now come with free OTA traffic data it makes you wonder how long the billing model will hold up - I'm talking to you XM with your crap 45 minute old traffic data on

I like to print.

When I win this, please pretend I won the other giveaway and send me a bunch of gadgets instead of the video games. If that is not possible, and you must send me a whole box of video games, I will find a way to deal and perhaps even play one or two of them.

I remember when Ryan reviewed that gadget that was really terrible and said it was pretty bad. That was awesome.