GPS Devices In-Dash Vehicle GPS Devices | In-Dash Vehicle GPS Devices |
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Brightly colored and ergonomically installed, the flat large visible display uses the liquid crystal technology. Drivers use touch-screen controls to enter addresses or business names by selecting each letter on a screen which displays the alphabet and numbers, or by choosing from a list of pre-stored options.Onboard systems include clever features such as a button the driver can push when he has missed a turn The computer will quickly recalculate his route and give him directions to get him back on track. In-dash Navigation Systems present many advantages, out of which the following stand out: clean and elegant solutions, no visible cables, screen disappears into the dashboard when not in use, difficult to steal, no need to remove if from your vehicle, Steering wheel controls, don’t even have to take your hands off the steering wheel. |
In-Dash Navigation Systems are navigation systems incorporated in the vehicles’ central dashboard. Most of them are based on a DVD system, the maps being stocked up on the DVDs. However, some systems also use hard disks or an internal memory to save maps (Magellan has a system that includes the entire NAVTECH U.S. database on a single hard drive).| Next > |
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Who are NAVTEQ’s customers?
A. The NAVTEQ map is used by a broad
spectrum of business customers, including
vehicle manufacturers, mobile device
manufacturers, Internet mapping portals,
governments and enterprises.
NAVTEQ's customers include:
- Garmin
- Nokia
- Becker
- VDO Dayton
- Medion
- Route66
- AVIS
- Magellan
- Hertz NeverLost
- Navigon
- Verizon
- Toyota
- GM
- Chrysler
- Honda
- Sony
...to name a few. To see more of them please click HERE.
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