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ESX VN720-KI-SPORTAGE

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ESX VN720-KI-SPORTAGEFahrzeugspezifischer i20 Naviceiver mit 17,8 cm (7") Touchscreen Das ESX VN720 KI SPORTAGE bringt modernste Technik in deinen Kia Sportage (ab 2016). Mit groem 7" Touchscreen, integriertem DAB+ Digitalradio, Navigation, Bluetooth Freisprecheinrichtung und perfekter Fahrzeugintegration wird jede Fahrt zum Erlebnis im Originaldesign deines Fahrzeugs. Eigenschaften: iGO Primo Navigationssoftware mit TMC auf 8GB SD Karte, 46 Lnder inkl. Trkei mit Point of


Fahrzeugspezifischer i20 Naviceiver mit 17,8 cm (7") Touchscreen

Das ESX VN720-KI-SPORTAGE bringt modernste Technik in deinen Kia Sportage (ab 2016). Mit großem 7" Touchscreen, integriertem DAB+ Digitalradio, Navigation, Bluetooth-Freisprecheinrichtung und perfekter Fahrzeugintegration wird jede Fahrt zum Erlebnis – im Originaldesign deines Fahrzeugs.

Eigenschaften:

✓ iGO Primo Navigationssoftware mit TMC auf 8GB SD-Karte, 46 Länder inkl. Türkei mit Point of Interest Anzeige und Suche, TTS Sprachausgabe, Warnhinweise, über 25 System- und Ansagesprachen. Latest Map Guarantee nach Registrierung auf www.naviextras.com
✓ 17,8 cm (7“) Touchscreen mit 800 x 480 px, inkl. IR-Fernbedienung
✓ i20 Betriebssystem, basierend auf Microsoft Windows CE 6
✓ MTK Dual Core Cortex A9+A11 800 MHz CPU, 256MB DDR3 RAM,
256MB NAND Flash RAM
✓ Audio-Verstärker mit 4 x 50 Watt max.
✓ Vorverstärkerausgänge für 2 x Front / 2 x Rear / Subwoofer / Center
✓ DSP-Audioprozessor mit 10-Band-Equalizer und 5.1 Surround-Sound
✓ Bluetooth Freisprecheinrichtung inkl. Audio Streaming
✓ iPod/iPhone Anschluss via USB
✓ Medienwiedergabe (MP3/WMA/MPEG4/MPEG1/2/WMV/AVI/DivX/FLAC etc.),
Quick-Boot (ca. 10 Sekunden)
✓ Support ACC Logic: Gerät kann bis zu 30 Minuten ohne Zündung betrieben werden
✓ DVD-Player (DVD, DVD-R/RW, DVD+R/RW, VCD, CD, CD-Text, CD-R/RW, MP3)
✓ AM/FM Radio mit RDS-Funktion (unterstützt Europa, Nordamerika, Asien)
✓ Virtual Disk zum Konvertieren von Audio CDs ins MP3 Format
✓ E-LINK Mirror-Funktion mit kompatiblen Android Smartphones
✓ Quick Charge USB-Funktion mit bis zu 2.1A Ladestrom
✓ Sprachsteuerung (ausgenommen Navigation)
✓ Benutzerdefinierte Einstellungen (individuelles Hintergrundbild, Startlogo, Menü)
✓ Mehrere Design-Themen (Skins) zur individuellen
Gestaltung der Benutzeroberfläche
✓ Individuell einstellbare Lautstärke der einzelnen Anwendungen
✓ Datei-Manager mit offener Dateistruktur und Foto-Diashow
✓ MicroSD-Card Einschub und USB Anschluss mit Kopierfunktion
✓ Einbindung von externen Anwendungen (kompatibel mit Windows CE 6)
✓ Datum/Uhrzeit-Funktion, 12- oder 24-Stunden-Anzeige
✓ 3 x Audio/Video-Eingang
✓ 2 x Audio/Video-Ausgang
✓ Front- und Rückfahrkamera-Anschluss
✓ Unterstützung der Lenkradfernbedienung
✓ Unterstützung des werksseitigen AUX-/USB-Eingangs
✓ Unterstützung von 2D-/3D-Navigationsanwendungen mit TMC Pro
✓ Unterstützung eines externen TV- oder Radio-Empfängers (DVB-T, DAB, etc.)
✓ Unterstützung von iPod/iPhone per USB (kompatibel ab iPhone 5)
✓ Unterstützung des Multifunktionsdisplays (modellabhängig)
✓ Mit Echtheitszertifikat


Kompatibilität:

KIA
Sportage 3 (SL, 2010 - 2015)

Hinweis: Fahrzeuge mit werkseitig installiertem Navigations- oder Soundsystem sind nicht kompatibel.

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