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Today's technology makes it easier than ever to bring friends and family the details of your travel adventures, so you can avoid that hour-long slide show when you return. See some of the latest sites and gadgets for staying connected while out and about. And follow along with CNET News.com reporter Daniel Terdiman, now on his gadget-laden journey through the American Southwest for Road Trip 2007.
Inside this online guide:
- High-tech road trip 2007
- Web 2.0 road trip
- Packing tech for your road trip
- Photos: GPS for a variety of travelers
- Photos: Road trip boredom busters
- Entertain the kids on the road
- Get connected on the road
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- How to send instant trip notes with Twitter
- Editors' Choice: JVC's infotainment GPS car stereo
- Newbie's guide to Flickr photo sharing
- Driving It: The safety of in-car GPS systems
- GPS buying guide from CNET Reviews
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- Driving It column archive
- CNET Tips & Tricks for traveling gadgets
- Free class: Car gadgets 101
- Soup up your Garmin Nuvi GPS device
- Add Bluetooth for hands-free driving
- Bluetooth car-compatibility wizard
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