Pioneer has unveiled its lastest GPS Navigation System, Pioneer AVIC-N4. With a multitude of advanced features, it improves the driving experience which keeps drivers better informed and entertained. The 7-inch TFT display GPS navigation system features include a detailed map information for wider area, intuitive touch panel operation, multi-color illumination, GUI with improved visibility, and CD and/or DVD playback. Additionally, the system is ready to deliver detailed traffic information for major cities in conjunction with the XM NavTraffic service and an optional XM Radio tuner. With the optional CD-BTB200 Bluetooth adapter, you can make and receive phone calls hands-free when you sync a compatible Bluetooth-enabled cell phone to your Pioneer AVIC-N4. Pioneer iPod-ready navigation systems AVIC-N4 make integrating iPod simple with the optional CD-I200 iPod Direct Control cable. Control of your iPod music and video library is quick and seamless via touch screen control of the intuitive graphic menu.
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Pioneer has introduced a new GPS navigation device in Europe, Pioneer AVIC-X3 featuring a DVD player and 7 inches touchscreen. The system is equipped with the multi sensor technology so you won’t disappear in case you take the subway, a very fast boot, TMC receiver and over 1.5 million interest points (in 26 european countries for this version). Other features include iPod and video games consoles compatibility (cables missing).
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Pioneer just announced a new in-dash navigation/entertainment system called AVIC-X3. The AVIC-X3 utilizes multiple sensor to get you pinpoint directions; not only it relies on a sensitive GPS receiver, but it also uses a 3D gyroscope as well as your cars speed sensor. This will definitely be of great use in tunnels or big cities where most buildings are high rise and block clear view of the sky.

Other features of AVIC X3 are traffic message channel compatibility, 1.5 million points of interest, and a dual-zone entertainment and communications system which lets the passengers in the back enjoy a DVD while you use it for navigation in the front. It also has support various media files such as MP3, WMA, AAC, and DivX. You can also easily hook up your iPod too using an optional cable. There are other input options too; so you can even hook up camcorders and gaming consoles. AVIC-X3 is also bluetooth enabled so you can control your phone hands free are use it to stream music.
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