I was quite surprised to learn that, using GPS technology, it too shows speed, trip distance, average speed, etc. In other words, it offers much of the same data that a typical bike computer gives you. The advantage is that it also does mapping which means he never gets lost on his bike and he can take it with him on business trips just as easily as he takes it on cycling trips. He was so fond of the technology (and convinced that he needed nothing else on his bike) that I decided to do one of my Dead Finger Technology interviews. The Dead Finger Technology series is a series of interviews where I randomly stop people and ask them what their dead finger technology is -- the one technology that can't be taken from them unless you pry it from their dead fingers. For Pickering (also a Blackberry user), his GPSMAP 60C was it. Garmin doesn't sell the GPSMAP 60c anymore. Instead, the company has newer GPSMAP 60Cx for $429. Here's the video interview: