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Mitac Digital Magellan Wireless Back-up Camera magellangps.com


Description: A wireless back-up camera designed for seamless integration with a GPS navigator.


Key Selling Points: • Wireless camera mounts on the license plate and has 45-foot range • Automatically switch from navigation to backup mode • Compatible with Safety Series Magellan GPS navigator models RM1700, RM1700-MU, RM1700-LM, RM9055, RM9055-LM, and Magellan RoadMate® Pro 9165T.


•MSRP: $150 Status: Available


OnStar FMV onstar.com


Description: OnStar FMV brings the power and connectivity of OnStar to most vehicles


currently on the road. OnStar FMV employs these services through an aftermarket rearview mirror that replaces a vehicle’s current mirror and hooks up to the power source.


Key Selling Points:


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Automatic crash response, hands-free calling, stolen vehicle assistance


$18.95 per month, Safe & Sound Plan; $28.90 per month, Directions & Connections Plan MSRP: $199 with instant rebate


Status: Available


Pacific Accessory Corporation SWI-BT pac-audio.com


Description: This Bluetooth steering wheel control adapter enables the driver to safely and conve- niently control Bluetooth devices from the factory installed steering wheel controls, thereby minimizing driver distraction.


Key Selling Points: • In-line with MERA “Pocket or Dock It” mobile safety campaign • SKUs available for various vehicle models and receivers • MSRP: $90


Status: Available 28 Mobile Electronics December | January 2012


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