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New GPS devices help entrepreneurs find their way in the world.
(FORTUNE Small Business) -- GROWING SALES AT Sundog, my North Dakota marketing business, means logging long hours on the road in search of clients. A good GPS unit can help, so I eagerly tested four new pocket-sized devices in Fargo and its hinterland.
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