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The 770 is roughly the same size as a Sony PSP. There are a buch of bags and cases for the PSP, just don't get the kind with rounded ends. I got a WaterField PSP Mini Gear Pouch http://www.sfbags.com/products/psp/psp.htm It's perfect for just putting in your bag or pocket. No real room for much else but they do sell a bigger version.
Even at CompUSA where I bought the 770, they didn't sell a car adapter or extra batteries. Well, at the Cingular store I did find a DC-4 car adapter in the discount bin for $10. Works great. Now I can enjoy the 770 using it as a GPS with maemo mapper and not drain the batteries in an hour.
Speaking of GPS, as one poster noted, the Rikaline 32 channel gps unit works fasntastic with it.
I use a AC-1U-WH charger when I travel but it has the larger standard plug. I found at a cell phone kiosk, of all places in a Walmart, a Nokia CA-44 for $10. Big plug to small plug adapter.
My next quest is a BP-5L battery and a screen protector that doesn't fel like a cheap window magnet.
Hope that helps some people.