Features
- GPS Navigation,Can bus Steering wheel control,bluetooth, ipod,Analog TV
- 8.0" 800*480 Digital High Definition TFT LCD touchscreen
- Buit in 4*45 W Hi Fi Amplifier,One channel AUX video input,Two channels Video output
- Compatible with DVD/VCD/CD/CD-R/MP3/MPEG4/WMA/JPEG
- 15 days return (the return should be with all accessories and not be broken),One-year limited warranty
The Price Was: $680.00
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Product Description
Car DVD GPS Player Special For FORD Fusion/Explorer/Expedition/MISTANG/EDGE/F150
1. HD digital screen, 800*480 high resolution, with touch screen
2. Compatible with DVD/VCD/CD/CD-R/MP3/MPEG4/WMA/JPEG
3. Built-in GPS navigation function
4. Built-in Bluetooth (support hand-free call system)
5. FM/AM stereo receiver,30 stations memory
6. Built-in TV tuner (TV system: PAL/NTSC/SECAM) (Optional)
7. Treble/Bass/Balance/Fader/Volume control
8. DSP Preset EQ/Rock/Jazz/Classic/Pop
9. USB port and SD slot,support mp3 player
10. Support original steering wheel button control
11. Full-function OSD remote control
12. Buit in 4*45 W Hi Fi Amplifier
13. One channel AUX video input,Two channels Video output
14. Electronic & mechanical anti-shock system
15. Auto rear viewing function
16. RDS function ,iPod input (optional)
17. DVB-T/ISDB/ATSC (Optional)
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