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Pioneer Introduces Five New HDD-based CYBER NAVI Car Navigation Systems in Japan.

Tokyo, Japan, May 10, 2006 - (JCN Newswire) - Pioneer Corporation announced today its renewed lineup of the HDD-based CYBER NAVI car navigation series. The new lineup consists of five models: the AVIC-VH009MD, AVIC-VH009, AVIC-ZH009, AVIC-XH009, and AVIC-H009. The AVIC-VH009MD and AVIC-VH009 are

Publication: JCN Newswires

A clear path to highway navigation.(Auto Monday)(Auto aftermarket)

Byline: Bob Kocher Last year I reported on the state of what is known as portable navigation systems, or as many call them NAV systems. While these portable NAV systems are a much better buy than a factory-installed unit, you can take the portable NAV unit with you from car to car and the price is

Publication: Daily Herald (Arlington Heights, IL)

Car 54, where are you? (Auto-Trac Inc. in Dallas, Texas, uses Global Positioning System to track motor vehicles) (Column)

Navigating by points of reference in the sky is an arcane science. Modern orientation techniques involving celestial position are based on satellites that emit radio waves. This is the logic behind the Global Positioning System (GPS), a constellation of 24 satellites in geosynchronous orbit around

Publication: Mechanical Engineering-CIME

That's infotainment: a new generation of in-car entertainment and communication systems is here. We compare the top three, side by side.

A NEW CONCEPT IN auto entertainment/information systems is being rushed to market by the Motown Three. They're each slightly different, but share a mission: To incorporate multiple technologies--such as entertainment, communication and navigation--in one box. To see how these infotainers stack up,

Publication: Popular Mechanics

BMW enhances image; Active steering system is handling milestone.(AUTO WEEKEND)

Byline: Frank Aukofer, SPECIAL TO THE WASHINGTON TIMES With few exceptions over nearly 40 years, the Bavarian Motor Works has nurtured a reputation for precise handling even on cars with modest power. It's a function that appeals primarily to the driving enthusiast, but it has contributed to an

Publication: The Washington Times