6.2" In-dash Dvd Player Wince Car Radio Gps Bluetooth Ipod Eq Stereo Rear Camera on 2040-parts.com
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6.2" In-Dash DVD Player WinCE Car Radio GPS Bluetooth iPod EQ Stereo Rear Camera
6.2" HD Touch Screen + 2 Din Universal Size Super Compatibility
In Dash Car Stereo:CD/DVD Player, MP3/MP4, EQ, Subwoofer, iPod
Car Radio: FM/AM,Auto-scan, Preset Frequency, Radio Area Setup
Car GPS: Free Maps Card , Free Lifetime Update , Real-time Navi Built-in Bluetooth: BT Phonebook, Hands-free Calling,Streaming Music
Personalization: Wallpaper, Car Logo, Multi-language , Steering Wheel Input&Output: AV-in, Aux-in, USB, U-disk/SD/Mic, 4x45W Audio Output
Free Rearview Camera: Wide Angle, Full Color, Waterproof
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