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Ford Sync 3 Android Add-on Module on 2040-parts.com

US $500.00
Location:

Abu Dhabi, Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates

Abu Dhabi, Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
Condition:New Brand:Android

Ford Sync 3 Android System / Front camera

Add fully functional Android OS to you OEM Sync 3!


Product Description

  • Add Android system to your factory Sync 3 system.

  • All factory system is retained.

  • Keep your factory screen and add android system to it.

  • Extra features included:

  • Front camera activation (shows front camera when gear is in Drive till certain speed) easy connection to added front camera .

  • Use google maps for navigation or download any map manufacture you want from google play store like Navigion.

  • Download any app you whant from like Facebook, Twitter, Tunein radio , Youtube, Netflix ,Hbo etc …. just like an android phone .

  • USB input for Movies.

  • Sd card input for android programs like navigation .

  • Audio output from Android: Bluetooth to factory system or Aux connection to car.
    Easy plug n play installation

Fits:

All Fords  from 2016 with Sync 3 system

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