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Condition:New Brand:TOCADO Screen Size:8" Manufacturer Part Number:TH6686GA Warranty:1 Year Country/Region of Manufacture:China Type:GPS Navigation Size:2Din SKU:6686

HD Special 2Din 8" capacitive touch screen 
Latest Version Android 4.4 OS 
For Toyota Corolla
car dvd player with Build-in wifi 3G Radio iPod Bluetooth 
1080P HD Video Steer Wheel control Dual Zone USB SD Mp3
And Built-in GPS Map Software 
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