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Car Stereo Radio 4-64gb Android 13 For Holden Captiva 2011-2016 Carplay Wifi Gps on 2040-parts.com

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Condition:New Brand:iorigin Compatibility:For Holden 7 Captiva 2011-2016 CPU:Quad Core DAB:Support (DAB+ Box need to buy separately) Display:10.1 DVR:Support (Dash Cam need to buy separately) Fitment Type:Direct Replacement FM Tuning Range:87.5-108MHz Manufacturer Part Number:q8 Mirror Link:Yes (Built-in) Operation System:Android 13 Picture in picture:Support Split Screen Placement on Vehicle:Center,Front Radio:Support FM and RDS (Built-in) RAM:4GB Resolution:1280*720 ROM:64GB Steering Wheel Controls:Support the original SWC Tire Pressure Monitoring System:Support (TPMS need to buy separately) Wireless Connection:Built-in Bluetooth; Wifi carplay /Auto:Support wired and wireless Country/Region of Manufacture:China UPC:Does not apply

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