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If you read all text, you will see the message Garmin Recommends:

How accurate is the GPS clock? Is guess it's synchronized with the satelite.

I do not see the pitures.

The question is when does it com in version 6.

I don't find MG Europe v6 http://www.garmin.com/cartography/

I was some confused when reading the pdf file from Garmin: http://www.garmin.com/specs/GPS60C_CS_SpSht.pdf It's written "Interfaces:" compare to "Interface:" So I guess there is USB, and it should have been added to the "Interfaces:" section

What is "USB" if it's not an Interface It may by that Garmin delivers a serial to USB converter

It seems that you can do Autoroute on the GPS itself, according to this flyer. Metroguide will let you do Autoroute on the PC, and you can download it to the GPS. RR no Autoroute MG Autoroute on PC CS Autoroute on PC and GPS CN Same as CS but with voice on GPS

I did send an e-mail to Garmin Sales support and asked about the missing USB. I will update this link when I got an answer.

I have search the spec and I only find RS232 Garmin GPS60CS Spec

Hei I did som testing and found that Road&Recreation only use half the amount of memory, compared to MG. When I selected 9 tiles in Chicago area with MG US 5.0 I got 15MB I do not have RR US, so I did a test with MG 5.0 and RR 4.0 of the exact same size area in Paris. MG 5.0 used 4.53MB and RR 4.0 used 2.07MB So to get more maps in Legend, use Road&Recreation.

Mapsource is the software for viewing maps (MetroGuide, Bluechart, RR, Topo etc) on the PC, and use it to transfer maps to the GPS. Mapsource is included with Metroguide.

This is the same Pics thats on the Garmin site, no new.

Hei Here you go, MG5 with LA and neighbourhood: 31,1MB Smaller area 22,1 MB Jo

http://www.garmin.com/support/download_details.jsp?id=209 Changes made from version 5.2 to 5.3: Fixed issue where the abbreviations for north, south, east and west were incorrectly displayed as localized strings in latitude and longitudes. Fixed issue where the go to position dialog was not working correctly in Asian localized versions of MapSource. Fixed some translation issues in Asian language resources. Fixed issue where MapSource would fail on some builds of Windows 95, because it tried to enumerate available USB devices. This feature is not available on operating systems older than Windows 98.