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Kenwood has announced their drop of new stereo systems known as the CLK-7i-S and CLK-5i-S/W.
The CLK-7i-S features CD/MD/USB, 2x 10W speakers, CD/CD-RW/MP3/WMA/DRM, iPod connection cable, and costs $447. The CLK-5i-S/W features a white exterior, $358, CD/MD/USB, 2x 10W speakers, CD/CD-RW/MP3/WMA/DRM, and iPod connection as well. Rock out with both models or just one this holiday season!
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First seen at the Tokyo Motor Show, this navigation system right now is merely a concept. It’s both a combination of traditional road maps and interactive gps systems. All you have to do is point with the pen on the map and it will be displayed on the navigation unit, it then gives you driving instructions as well as important info on your destination. The Kenwood might even give you printed out maps for interacting with the pen. This would be perfect for those long road trips or even backpacking around Europe if this becomes more than a concept.
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Kenwood has rolled out another flash Media Keg in the Japanese market. Known as the GD55 and GD50, these gadgets boast up to 2GB of flash, a 4-line OLED display, a USB mass storage mode and support for MP3 or DRM’d WMA audio with up to 21 hours of MP3 playback. It will be available in Japan next month for about $130.
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The Kenwood R-K711 mini stereo that adopts the Supreme EX technology. The mini system can create sounds strong enough to shake your whole house. Measuring 270mm × 369mm × 126mm, it features a CD player and a radio tuner and two 30watts speakers @ 6Ω impedance.
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Kenwood has updated their Media Keg digital audio players with the HD60GD9 and HD60GD9EC models. Both players have a 60GB hard drive and support unprotected AAC, MP3, WMA (DRM), and Kenwood Lossless file formats. These DAPs also offer a dual stage clear digital amp EX and Supreme EX decoder technology. Additionally, the HD60GD9EC digital audio player features a gold-plated internal frame to provide an enhanced sound quality. The gadget will be more expensive at $500 while the standard HD60GD9 retails for $475 when released in Japan next month.
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Kenwood Japan has released the MNA-350 Double Din Car audio system that comes with a CD receiver and GPS. The device can play Audio CD and MP3, WMA, AAC files from CD-R/RW discs. It also has a built in AM/ FM tuner, a 3.5 inch touchscreen, GPS functionality, and delivers an output of 50W x 4 channels. In addition, you can also hook up the optional KCA-iP501 iPod connector which allows you to control the Apple iPod using the touchscreen itself. The gadget also packs in a SD card slot for updating the navigation data and not for music playback. The Kenwood MNA-350 is now available in Japan for $835.
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The Kenwood KSC-SW10 active subwoofer for car provides a 150W max power amplifier with a dual voice coil 180mm concave woofer, and a 180mm concave passive radiator. The subwoofer features a Passive radiator technology that produces an impressive bass response from such a compact enclosure. FYI, the subwoofer can be mounted flat under a seat in the passenger compartment, or in the boot. It can be used with any type of car radio due to its ability to accept either line level (RCA) or speaker level. The Kenwood KSC-SW10 active subwoofer with 35~120Hz frequency range comes with a wired remote that can be attached anywhere convenient in the vehicle using the supplied Velcro strip. It will be available in Japan for approx. $185.
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The Kenwood KSC-SW50 active subwoofer offers a 300W max power amplifier with a 200mm cone active speaker. It is also equipped with built ALC (automatic level control) circuit that holds down the distortion to a great extent. The wired remote control provides fingertip control of your system’s bass. In addition, its remote control can be attached anywhere convenient in the vehicle using the supplied Velcro strip. Measuring 358mm × 210mm × 314mm and weighing 8.1Kg, the KSC-SW50 will be available in Japan in May for around $310.
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Luxury has a new name, it’s Kenwood K-TR10D car stereo. It is one of the products in Kenwood’s 60th anniversary brand Trio (part of the high-end stuff). If you think you got what it takes, then you can bring this $3800 stereo home!
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