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So, years later, I can replay the trip from the log files I got from Street Atlas. Back in 2004/2005 I spent almost a year travelling around the south west in my motor home and motor cycle and I used this laptop/GPS/Street Atlas setup for the whole trip. Prior to the common availability of GPS/aGPS in cell phones I mostly used my laptop with GPS puck and Delorme Street Atlas to nav and that worked well and also provided a tracking log that allows you to replay your trip on the computer. The upside to downloading the map data and not relying on cellular for maping info is that the system isn't dependent on it and in many places in the rural south west where I play there is little or no cellular service. That being the case it may make selecting the version of the tab that has the cellular hardware instead of a wifi only version. Click to expand.Well that's an interesting option I hadn't considered.