Car navigation takes on entertainment, communication roles

Article Abstract:

For a long time Japanese manufacturers of vehicle-related electronics have been leaders in developing car audio products and car navigation systems. Plans are being made for various services related to ITS technology, which include services that give drivers traffic information in certain areas, services that distribute music software, hotel reservation services, and services for sending and receiving information on collection and distribution of home delivery parcels.

Strategy & planning, Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Planning, Forecasts and trends, Technology application, Market trend/market analysis, Audio equipment industry, Company business planning

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Automatic updates enhance Map-Style Navigation Systems

Article Abstract:

The Japanese have come up with an advanced car navigations systems that are better developed in comparison to those in Europe or United States. The various functions, categories, storage capacity, and suitability of these car navigations systems are discussed.

ELECTRONIC & OTHER ELECTRIC EQUIPMENT, Product information, Electronics industry, Product enhancement, Electronics in navigation

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DVD-Based Navigation Systems Offer Entertainment in Cars

Article Abstract:

Motor vehicle electronics are becoming more advanced, and offering more functions. Motor vehicle navigation systems using DVDs can also function as audio and video systems.

Industry Overview, Compact disc players, Automotive sound systems

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