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Pioneer’s AVIC-Z2 navigation receiver features a 30-gigabyte hard drive that stores navigation data and up to 10 gigabytes of music ripped from your CDs. You can command this receiver through its touchscreen controls, and control important navigation functions with your voice. Playback of your DVDs and CDs gives you a complete multimedia center that fits perfectly in a double-sized dash opening.
Pioneer has updated its navigation maps to provide better representations of buildings and landmarks. A split screen with both overhead and 3D map views makes it easy to see upcoming turns, while giving you the big picture for directions down the road. And you can add a compatible tuner and subscribe to XM’s NavTraffic service for continuously updated traffic information in many major metropolitan areas. The AVIC-Z2 remembers the roads you travel frequently, and over time suggests roads with which you’ll be familiar and comfortable.

Kenwood’s DNX7100 navigation receiver packs the double-sized dash opening in your vehicle with movies and music, along with turn-by-turn directions from its onboard navigation system. The DivX-compatible DVD player and 6.95″ touchscreen bring your movies to life when you’re parked, and a dynamic user interface makes scrolling through menus simple and intuitive when you’re on the go.The internal-memory navigation works faster than systems based on DVDs, so you’ll get prompt directions and speedy rerouting when you’re forced off course.Voice guidance includes street names, so you can keep your eyes on the road instead of having to scan for your next turn. Add an optional XM tuner and service for real-time traffic and weather information.

Want a DVD/navigation receiver that offers factory fit and feel, but with aftermarket features? Pioneer designed the AVIC-D3 to sit flush with your double-sized, 4″ tall dash opening just like a factory stereo. You can adjust the multi-color illumination to fit in with the lighting in your vehicle, and you also have the option of wiring the AVIC-D3 into your steering wheel controls for a convenient, factory feel.Music and movies in your car
Use the 6.1″ touchscreen and driver-oriented controls to enter navigation information or filter through music menus. The AVIC-D3 offers a full array of music and video entertainment options. The iPod controls give you music and video playback through a direct cable connection with fast operation. The screen will mimic familiar controls, so you can get to your favorite songs or videos with ease.

The Eclipse AVN5510 DVD player plays your DVDs, CDs, and MP3s, offers accurate satellite navigation, and puts control of all these features at your fingertips with touchscreen control. And you’ll have no problem scanning the vibrant, easy-to-read 7″ screen while you’re driving.The included DVD-ROM stores the maps the system uses — just slide it into the DVD slot when you’re ready for turn-by-turn, voice-guided navigation. Eclipse’s easy-to-use menus let you enter your destinations quickly. You can choose an address, street name, or intersection, or select from millions of points of interest, including restaurants, hotels, and gas stations. You can customize your route preferences so you take only the kinds of roads you like to drive.The AVN5510 features two disc slots — one for your CDs, and one for your map DVD — so you can listen to standard or MP3/WMA discs and access your maps at the same time. When you’re parked, you can remove the map DVD from the slot, and enjoy DVD videos on the AVN5510’s screen.