http://www.electronicscity.com/Detai...otal=2&no=3583

i can probably get my p's to let me buy this if i can work a solid selling point. my plan for this is to say it can be used for a navigation, but i dont see any references to this being used as a navi and thats probably the only positive point from a responsible parent's perspective. i can pay for it and all just they would never let me use "so i can play dvd's" for an example of why i want it. does anyone know anything about this player?

i can get it online for like 1600. i think thats a pretty good deal since its touch screen and has a built in DVD player. what you guys think?

 

 

DVD PLAYER FEATURES:
Ultra Slim Built-in DVD / CD / MP3 Player
Compatible with DVD-Audio / DVD-Video / DVD-R / DVD-RW / Video CD / DTS CD / CD-R / CD-RW (MP3)
192 / 96 / 48 / 44.1f.s. 24-bit 2ch/6ch DA Converter
CD Text with ID3 Tag and Auto Scroll

LCD DISPLAY FEATURES:
7.0" Widescreen TFT Active matrix LCD Color Display
Touch Panel control with AGLR (Anti-Glare, Low-Reflection) Coated Screen
New Fully Motorized Mechanism with Display Angle Adjustment
Automatic Display Positioning
Intelligent Dimmer Control
Picture Adjustment (Brightness, Contrast, Color, Hue, Dimmer Settings)
Independent Back-up Camera Input with automatic switching capability
10 Character Sub Display (used when screen is closed)
New enhanced color GUI (Graphical User Interface) display enables full motion entertainment background on LCD

A/V RECEIVER FEATURES:
Multi-Channel Processor Built-in
Linear PCM / Dolby Pro Logic II / Dolby Digital / DTS / MPEG-A Decoder
Multi-Channel Auto-EQ Setting
Multi-Channel Auto Time Alignment
Diversity TV Tuner Built-in
MOSFET50 (50W x Channel High Power)
6 Channel Hi-volt Preouts (5v)
Parametric EQ
Supertuner IIID
IP-BUS System Control
XM Satellite Radio Ready
MCD Control
Dual DVD Control (XDV-P90 Multi-DVD Player)
Auxiliary Input (CD-RB10 or CD-RB20 required)
2 External Unit Control
RGB input (26 Pin) for optional Navigation System (AVIC-80)
A/V-Bus Input (for use with XDV-90 Multi-DVD Player, CD-AB50 Required)
Composite A/V Input (AV1) for VCP or game
Independent Rear A/V Output for Dual Zone Function
Independent Rear A/V Source Control (DVD-V / TV /
A / V1)
Background Video Capability
Detachable Face Security?

 

with something like this...



Ultra-Slim Built-in DVD-ROM Mechanism; DVD-ROM & CD compatible.
US & Canada DVD Map Disc CNDV-21 (Excluding Hawaii and Alaska).
High Performance 32-bit RISC.
CPU & High Capacitiy 32 MB SDRAM.
Exclusive Graphic Processor for Fast & Smooth Graphics Rendering.
Exclusive 32-bit Position CPU.
3D Hybrid Sensor for Distance Correction on Slopes (Gyro & G-force Sensor).
Upgradeable High Capacity Flash Memory Operating System.
Built-in PC-Card Slot (PCMCIA Type 2) for Downloading Images & Store Registered Desination Points.
Includes Disc Application (CNDV-21) Works with Both Touch Screen and Non-Touch Screen.
Voice Control Interface (Recognition/Synthesis) for Eyes Off Operation of System.
8 channel GPS Receiver and Antenna.
26P RGB Cable (6m) is included for use with AVH-P6400CD, AVH-P6400, AVH-P7500DVD, AVH-P6500DVD AND AVD-W6200.

 

btw someone please reply to this, i cant count how many threads ive posted here and not gotten any help what so ever. i know you guys know more shit about this stuff than i do, spread the knowledge.

 

it's alrite, pioneer stuff is decent

 

so whats the question? how are you going to convince your parents to let you buy this? no way in hell thats happening if your parents are anything like mine...I'm 23 and haven't lived at home for 5 years and I still don't tell my parents I have a dvd player in my car. They would yell at me for wasting my money and on and on. And truth is, there really is absolutely no real reason we need these in our cars. The navigation angle wouldn't work, at least with my parents. A map costs 4 bucks and has worked quite well to navigate by for the last what like 5,000 years...

But other than that, thats a really nice setup. The screen/dvd is 1600, but how much is the navi setup? I got a kenwood and the cheapest I have found the navi for is up near 2 grand. I like the brushed aluminum on that screen though very pimp but also classy.

Last thing I will say is that I am pissed I got a dvd player. I like having the screen, but I have not yet played a single dvd in there, other than one to test it out. I play a few video CD's, but basically I just stick to regular cds, mp3 cds, and satellite radio. DVD is cool to show off a little, but IMO a total waste of money.

 

i have an lcd in my car, i love it, play videos coming home from school great pasttime

 

damn that's expensive

 

$1600 is MSRP, so buy it in a store, get the sale price, and keep th4e warranty. The picture on that screen is very good, and I like the Pioneer Nav, better than the Kenwood (sorry, although, things have evened out this year). The Nav sells in a package with that screen for 2800, all touch screen, but more importantly, you can input phone numbers to get to your location. That is about the most affordable navigation on the market, and a good picture on the DVD player also....

 

why not buy it yourself and keep your parents out of it? how old are you that you are still spending their money anyways?

 

i am spending my own money, but obviously they are going to have some say in this considering how high my insurance already is.

where did you see these 2 as a combo pack? i would obviously like to get both from the same place and have it installed by an official pioneer installer.

like i had said, i can pay for it myself, but they are still the boss' (til march 27th that is...) and as long as im their son i think their advice and input should be considered.

 

awwwwww.........

 

is there a big difference between the 6.5 inch screen and the 7? i found a combo pack of the 6.5 inch screen with the nav for 1900 bucks.

 

That's a raw screen, like one you'd put in yor headrest.... It's the one I have, with the Nav....