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I am sure there are still so many Japanese who prefer a simple 1 DIN CD player. That’s why Clarion has launched in Japan the FZ409 CD player that handles MP3, WMA and AAC audio file formats. You can also hook up your USB flash drive or an iPod to listen to your favorite tunes. The cool factor for this CD player is that it has an optical touch sensor for changing tracks, moving between menu, or changing the volume level with the touch of a finger. [Akihabara via iPod and MP3 Players]
The highly anticipated Atom-powered ClarionMiND Mobile Internet Navigation Device is now available for sale. Priced at $650 at Crutchfield, the gadget offers Bluetooth and Wi-Fi connectivity, a 4.8 inch WVGA touchscreen display, microSD memory card slot, 4GB SSD and Firefox-based web browser. It is currently available in black, red and white. [Product Page]
Clarion will be launching two new portable navigation devices in Europe called the MAP680 and MAP780. The MAP680 and MAP780 are slightly different because of the maps loaded in: the 690 is available in four regional versions and the other has a whole 43 European countries. Both feature a 4.3-inch widescreen display, text-to-speech, built-in TMC tuner, 3D display of buildings / POIs, lane assistant, bluetooth (with phone book transfer and audio streaming), a 400MHz CPU, multimedia player and 2GB (MAP780) / 1GB (MAP680) of internal memory. No word on prices for either one. [Navigadget]
Clarion Japan has dropped 2 new PNS (Portable Navigation Systems) called the DTR-P50 and the DTR-P70. Both feature a 4.3†LCD, bluetooth, an SDHC port, 2GB of internal memory, support for both MP3 and WMA audio files and WMV and MPEG-4 files for video. One model also features support for 1Seg TV (recording and playing). Both models run on WinCe 5.0 with a 400MHz CPU. No word on pricing or whether or not both will hit the States. [Akihabara] More
Clarion will be releasing a new navigation system called the NAX973HD which is a satellite navigation system. The Nax973HD features a 30GB hard drive,400MHz processor, a RDS-TMC tuner,12-channel GPS receiver, on-board gyrosco, and voice recognition as well as text-to-speech in 6 European languages. Unfortunately you’ll need a great amount of money because the NAX973HD costs around $1,580. [Techdigest]
Clarion is ready to release a high end in-dash infotainment system called MAX9700DT. The gadget will be available in Japan for $2850 in late June 2007. The MAX9700DT boasts a 7 inch widescreen LCD display, sports SD and Memory Stick and even a MiniDisc, and an AM/FM Tuner.
Via Navigadget
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