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Hong Kong, Hong Kong
Condition:New Brand:TOCADO Warranty:1 Year Manufacturer Part Number:8619-02 Type:Dual Core Android 4.4 OS Car DVD Radio Player Country/Region of Manufacture:China SKU:TH-8619 Size:2Din Specifics:Capacitive,1.0GHzCPU,WIFI3G,IPOD,CD,DVD,Android Screen Size:7"

HD 2Din 7" capacitive touch screen 
Latest Version Android 4.4 OS Dual Core
car dvd player with wifi 3G Radio iPod Bluetooth 
1080P HD Video Steer Wheel control Dual Zone USB SD Mp3
And Built-in GPS Map Software 

Bluetooth OBD2+Backup Camera included!!!
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