"Based on the innovative interface of Garmin's award-winning Oregon series, Dakota's glove-friendly, color 2.6-inch touchscreen display is easy to read and use in all conditions, responsive to the touch of your finger, yet resistant to the forces of nature. Weighing only 6.75 ounces, Dakota lasts up to 20 hours on two AA batteries and can connect to your PC or Mac via USB connection.

It's fun and easy to get into paperless geocaching with Dakota. You can download up to 2,000 caches, with information such as location, terrain, difficulty, hints and description - no more paper print outs and manually entered coordinates."

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Click here for a comparison of eTrex Vista HCx, Oregon 400t, and the new Dakota 20.

The Dakota sounds like a cool gps and much cheaper then the oregon 300 I have. If I didnt have a few gps units I would be tempted to try it out:))

How does the Dakota compare to the Colorado?