In Dash Navigation - Check Out Several Other Features

For those that are not familiar, in-dash navigation systems, for example the Pioneer AVIC-X920BT are becoming increasingly popular in brand new vehicles and also used vehicles. These devices allow the driver to hear their iPod, acknowledge incoming phone calls with Bluetooth technology, pick up turn-by-turn information from the GPS, listen to the radio, watch your selected DVD's, and also create mood-based playlists making use of the world-renowned iTunes program. Considering that these devices is relatively small, it could be installed in your car dash, usually where you can see your radio controls.
Features of Pioneer AVIC-X920BT
The Pioneer AVIC-X920BT possesses a multitude of features to select from, and will promise to never keep you bored or wanting more. Probably the most obvious feature is the actual in-dash navigation system. This acts as one modified GPS, allowing you to input in which you want to go and allowing the system navigate you to the destination. Just like most GPS's, this type has turn-by-turn tracking, in addition to voice over instructions, this means you never have to take your vision off the road when hearing for the information. Unlike most GPS's, the AVIC-X920BT features a 3D user interface and touch screen functions, making it much simpler to navigate the system and bring where you want to go.
In addition to the GPS, the Pioneer AVIC-X920BT has many other features that will go above and beyond what you will normally see on an in-dash navigation system. Most of these features include the chance to create custom playlists via iTunes, the ability to sync the iPod and hear all your favorite music, a 6.1 inch touchscreen LCD screen, Bluetooth technology that will let you talk on the phone without having to be distracted, as well as the ability to playback all your favorite DVD's for all those really long car trips. The most well-liked feature, besides the GPS, is certainly the ability to sync your iPod and hear all your favorite music immediately from your iPod while in your car. And that means you don't have to depend on the radio for your music, though you can still listen to the radio if you would like.