George Walsh
As statistics show, more and more people are relying on navigation systems than ever before. Panasonic just got into the act with its first mobile navigation system for the U.S. market. Panasonic proclaims its new Strada CN-NVD905U Double-Din HDD navigation system with DVD/receiver and touch panel LCD as the smart and sophisticated way to take drivers where they need to go.
The Strada CN-NVD905U provides maps and 12 million searchable Points of Interest, such as gas stations, airports, hotels, restaurants, hospitals, ATMs and historic landmarks. Its integrated 7-inch (diagonal) touch panel LCD screen features an easy-to-use graphical user interface and offers a customized destination menu. The pre-loaded NAVTEQ mapping software provides map data for the United States, Canada and Puerto Rico, plus detailed maps of 86 U.S. cities. Users can upgrade their software using future DVD map database updates. It also provides a voice guidance feature, which can be activated in three languages: English, Spanish and French.
Monday, October 13, 2008
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