Pioneer Electronics
The Big Intros: New compatibility kits allow full iPhone 5 con- nectivity—audio and video—with most of Pioneer’s new head units: nine 2013 models and four 2012 models. AppRadio2 apps continue to grow, while “App Radio mode” permeates 12 models of the 2013 product line. Four models also work with Android phones.
The Big Picture: “No matter what phone a consumers walks in with, there’s a high probability we have an integration solution, said ted Cardenas. Pioneer will continue to push driver-centric app development though its support of the developer communi- ty and proliferation across its head unit line.
Rydeen Rydeen showed its MN312S navigation/ Bluetooth mirror, along with new and upcoming versions of mirrors with built-in screens for rear-view cameras. Also new are three back-up sensor kits. Te DV638A Android-powered double-DIN head unit is set to ship in the second quarter.
Crimestopper Crimestopper introduced a line of new line of cameras specifically designed for work vans. Te kits fit the Dodge Sprinter, Chevy Express and Ford Transit, with more models on the way.
German Maestro Te company introduced an 8-inch flat woofer designed for infinite baffle that also is a drop-in replacement on BMWs. For dealers, German Maestro is producing a series of QR codes to better engage consumers with the brand. “Each speaker will have its own code that will lead consumers to a special page that tells them about the value of the brand and the retailer they are buying it from,” said President Ray Windsor.
Massive Audio Massive is currently shipping most of its new Neo mid-range line of subwoofers, which range from 8 to 15 inches. Also new is the 8-inch version of the Hippo series, which features a 2.5-inch voice coil.
Soundstream All four brands receive a mechless multimedia
receiver with a 720p screen and up to 32GB of memory capability in the $99 MSRP range, along with a DVD-based model as a step-up. Also new is a 1080p-capable 10.3-inch headrest that allows the screen to emulate the screen of a connected iPhone or Android-powered phone.
36 Mobile Electronics February—March 2013
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