If you're looking for a complete Global Positioning System (GPS) for automobile travel that will work with your laptop or handheld PC, then look no further. You won't find a system with as many features, for the price, than TravRoute's CoPilot. I've owned CoPilot for a couple of years, and used it to travel extensively across the United States, and I've been nothing but pleased. The system requires almost no learning to use. All you need to do (after installing the software) is plug in the GPS device (USB, Serial, and Pocket PC versions are all available), put the GPS on your dashboard, input a destination address, and TravRoute's award-winning "Door-to-Door" software will compute your route and give you directions. The two-way voice feature will accept voice commands for many functions, and verbally instruct you on where to turn at any point during your trip. If you miss a turn, or purposely take another route to avoid delays or construction, the software automatically recalculates the best route to get you to your final destination.

The PC version requires a 233 MHz processor or faster, a 4X CD-ROM (24x recommended), 32 MB of RAM (64 MB RAM recommended), and 110 MB of available hard disk space. While the system will operate with 32 MB of RAM, more RAM is highly recommended. At 32 MB the system becomes sluggish, and can cause you to miss your turns (this happened to me). However, with 64 MB of RAM, the system works just fine.