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Kenwood LZ-702W
$600.00
Released March, 2009
The Pros:Touch screen is responsive and easy to work with. Easy to switch between inputs for the screen. Good range of expansion options for navigation.
The Cons:Manual is poorly written and doesn't cover a lot. Takes some time to work out the functions of the unit. No Bluetooth or iPod interface.
The Kenwood LZ-702W is a high end display built to be mounted on the car dash and work with an existing A/V system. It features a 6.95 inch color touchscreen with 336,960 pixels, and can display fully interactive menus through a graphic user interface.
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The display mode can be switched between multiple AV inputs, allowing users to switch between Navigation views and Video displays. A built-in speaker allows for extra interaction, and an AV output is available to route signals to another device. The brightness self-adjusts according to detected lighting conditions. A stand and headrest bracket are both included.
Features
- 6.95 inch Wide Colour TFT Active Matrix Display
- Number of Pixels: 336,960
- Screen Size: W156.2 mm x H82.4 mm
- Interactive Touch Panel Control
- Display Mode Selector (NAVI/VIDEO)
- Built-in Speaker
- 2 AV Inputs (RCA, PAL/NTSC Automatic Selection)
- 1 AV Output (RCA)
- RGB Input for Navigation System
- NTSC/PAL Auto Switching
- Auto Brightness Control
- Monitor Stand & Headrest Bracket Included
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Pros & Cons
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touch screen is responsive and easy to work with
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easy to switch between inputs for the screen
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good range of expansion options for navigation
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screen is large and clear, easy on the eyes when watching a DVD
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menus are intuitively laid out and fairly easy to use
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manual is poorly written and doesn't cover a lot
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takes some time to work out the functions of the unit
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no Bluetooth or iPod interface
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