Get a 5-inch Magellan GPS for $129.99 shipped  Why squint at one
of those typically tiny GPS screens when, for a few bucks more,
you can get a roomy, easy-on-the-eyes 5-incher? This is nearly
too good to pass up.  The Maestro 5310's roomy 5-inch screen
makes for much easier viewing.  (Credit: Amazon)  Shopping for a
GPS? You can get one with a 3.5-inch screen for as little as
$50, a 4.3-inch screen for under $100, or a 5-inch screen for--
well, these models are relatively rare, so prices start at
around $300 and rise sharply from there.  Not today. TigerDirect
has a refurbished Magellan Maestro 5310 5-inch GPS for $129.99
shipped.  What's the big deal about a 5-inch display? That
seemingly small amount of extra screen estate makes maps easier
to view and onscreen menus easier to operate. Consequently, I'd
say it's a safer GPS than one with a 3.5-inch screen.  The
Maestro offers everything else you'd want in a GPS, too,
including text-to-speech (i.e. it pronounces street names), 6
million points of interest, a