Panasonic Strada GPS units and digital TV

by Marc Perton, posted Mar 17th 2006 at 10:36AM

Panasonic's rolling out in-car screens in a big way, adding three new models to its Strada lineup, two of them with GPS. The GPS models, the CN-DS120D (above) and CN-D050D, both have 7-inch screens and DVD drives. On the DS120D, the DVD drive can also be used to watch movies, and the model also includes an SD slot, presumably so you can toggle back and forth between a film and GPS data without having to swap discs. The unit also includes a digital TV tuner (for Japanese terrestrial digital TV). If you just want to watch TV while you drive (and that's your prerogative, as long as we don't have to share the road with you), the TU-DTV20 is a standalone digital tuner that can be paired with a matching 7-inch display. Click through for more pics.

Filed under: GPS, Portable Video, Transportation

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Rudus @ Mar 17th 2006 10:56AM

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BobbyW @ Mar 17th 2006 11:34AM

what's with the ugly lettering at the bottom? supposed to look like a retro 1965 tv set?

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