Amazon.com just lowered the price on the Dash Express GPS (for which they are the sole distributor) by $100 to $299. This pricing drop is not surprising given that the far superior Garmin Nuvi 760 is on sale at Costco for $349. You may remember that I bought this device in April and reviewed it here. My recommendation? Head to Costco.com and pick up the Garmin Nuvi 760 instead. The Dash Express is a 1980’s design relic too big, it’s painfully slow to calculate and re-calculate routes and the advertised traffic sharing is only helpful if you live in an area where lots of other Dash suckers owners are using and sharing their trip data. You’ve been warned…

Link: Amazon – Dash Express Now $299

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