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Kenwood showed off two All-inOne units at this past CES, the DNX7120 (pictured above) and DNX5120 (pictured within).
The DNX7120 sports a 6.95” LCD touchscreen with customizable icons, while the DNX5120 features a 6.1” LCD touchscreen with user-programmable variable-color illumination of the front panel controls. Both models are Satellite Radio Ready, HD Radio Ready and have Bluetooth integration. Other features of the DNX7120 include three 2V RCA Preouts, for Front, Rear, and Sub, for system expansion, and two relay control outputs for touchscreen control of devices like garage doors, security gates, trunk release, and more.
Both units include full-memory Garmin navigation technology and the most advanced mapping data of the United States, Canada and Puerto Rico. Navigation features include voice guidance that announces street names, over 6 million Points of Interest, and Sirf Star 3 GPS receiver that improves GPS accuracy. In addition, the DNX7120 is XM Traffic/Weather ready for live traffic and weather data.
No word on price or availability yet. Stay posted and we’ll be sure to let you know as soon as we do.
Read on for more pictures and the full press release.
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Not only can you have HD Radio in your car, but soon you will have HD Movies in there too. Panasonic displayed a Blu-Ray single din player for blu-ray playback, and is equipped with HDMI. Not sure the relevance of having HD in car would be as of now, but i’m sure in a few years, it’ll be as common as some of the other gadgets we put in our cars today.
Looks like the Blu-Ray opposition is setting blu-ray through the same paces that DVD went through, but at a much faster rate. First home theaters and games, then pc’s, and now automobiles? Time will tell, the format wars continue.
[Source: Engadget]
