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If you get the phone through Optus, they'll throw in a complete set of Route 66 Australian maps. With Vodafone? You'll get a 1G memory card instead.If you're on a smaller budget but still want GPS, the Symbian S60-based i560 slider phone may be a better fit. It's available for $0 upfront on a $49 cap. Once again, Optus offers the Route 66 maps and software, while Vodafone includes a 1G card for storing your music and 3 megapixel photos.
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