At the CES trade show Clarion shown off two new aftermarket car infotainment systems for North America, the NX501 ($1,000), a 2DIN Multimedia unit with built-in navigation and a 6.2-inch widescreen VGA touch panel and the NZ501 ($1,000) a 1DIN unit with built-in Navigation and 7-inch motorized widescreen VGA touch panel.
In these head units the navigation is stored on a front panel MicroSDHC 4GB card. The software is from NNG (formerly known as Nav N Go) and features 15 million POIs. These systems are powered by a SiRFprima GPS receiver.
These units include built-in Parrot-Branded Bluetooth for Hands-Free calling and Stereo Audio Streaming; they are also HD Radio and Sirius Direct Connect Ready.
The NX501 and NZ501 will ship in the first quarter of 2011, said Clarion.
In these head units the navigation is stored on a front panel MicroSDHC 4GB card. The software is from NNG (formerly known as Nav N Go) and features 15 million POIs. These systems are powered by a SiRFprima GPS receiver.
These units include built-in Parrot-Branded Bluetooth for Hands-Free calling and Stereo Audio Streaming; they are also HD Radio and Sirius Direct Connect Ready.
The NX501 and NZ501 will ship in the first quarter of 2011, said Clarion.
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