CES TRENDS
Everyone’s looking for new customers, and several suppliers are seeing the offroad, powersports and marine markets as prime targets.
ExileAudio ZLD (zone line driver) and Air Puck, the EP1 The ZLD adds independent audio control to cabin, subwoofer and tower zones. Pair it with the Exile AirPuck Bluetooth device for wireless streaming from any Bluetooth-enabled portable audio device. MSRP: AirPuck, $80
Dual Electronics AMB600W CD Receiver
Dual Electronics AMB600W CD Receiver Key features of this receiver includes built-in Bluetooth with hands-free call capability, audio streaming and SD card input. The SiriusXM-ready receiver also comes with a built-in 7-channel NOAA weather band tuner, direct USB control for most iPod and iPhone devices and a front-panel 3.5 mm auxiliary input. MSRP: $179.99
Fusion 700 Marine Entertainment System, the MS-IP700 With this model, users will have wireless control from anywhere on the boat
using an iPad, iPhone or Android device. The MS-IP700 features a 360-degree waterproof design, is Ethernet-ready and a built-in Class-D amp. MSRP: $449.99
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It may say Samsung, but it’s actually Sony’s soon-to-come XAV-701HD, emulat- ing compatible Samsung smartphone screens, giving users access to all phone content and access, including Netflix.
The little box on the lower right is the new C3 hybrid from Auto Page, shipping at the end of this month. The app for Android is in the Market, as well as BlackBerry in AppWorld. Expect the iPhone app “in a couple of weeks,” says Auto Page.
The new line of Volt wire, cable, amp kits, power acces- sories and enclosures—120 skus so far—completes the Maxxsonics empire.
40 Mobile Electronics February | March 2012
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