Kenwood DDX9703S In-Dash DVD Receiver

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Product Description

Turn your standard car stereo into a vehicle entertainment center with the Kenwood DDX9703S Receiver. With a built-in DVD player, HD radio, and a motorized widescreen LCD display, it makes it easy to watch, listen to, and explore content on the go Read More

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Specs

6.95-in VGA color LCD Display with LED backlight
Clear resistive panel
Motorized 7-step tilt angle adjust
Touch-panel control, variable key illumination
Built-in HD radio
HDMI / MHL connection with optional cable
Bluetooth built-in (Hands-Free Profile / Audio Profile(A2DP) / AVRCP1.5 / SPP)
Android rapid charge
2 RCA video inputs for rear view camera (parking guide line) & front view camera
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Estimated ship date is Jan 29, 2017 PT.

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Chinguin

This is a great product. I have it in my car, ama.

Unknown_Impedance

Yeah, but I just wished it would be different. I've spent my whole life weeding out bad products, shady marketing and stupid marketing lies, poor quality etc. And many times you have to "hack" a solution to do the simplest things, wither because manufacturers don't think the mainstream are interested in it, or because of bad driver support. And people keep buying the bad apples, because they aren't interested in sitting hours after hours researching. Which I can understand, because mostly what I do, is weeding out the bad stuff, not going through the good stuff. They are, luckily I have a BMW, which isn't the worst (video scaling is pretty bad, but encode to native 1:1 and it looks pretty decent). I still had to upgrade the interior to get a decent display though. I expect Model 3 to be better at this with a horisontally oriented IPS display made by LG. It'll be high-res too. Can't wait till' I get it.

Jack_Carver

Cheer up, I'm sure you'll find a solution. Either a super well integrated tablet hack or simply a better integrated solution. Factory car dashboards are so limited and sluggish these days I'm surprised having at least a dumb display that'd use your phone for processing isn't a standard. It'd be a compatible for both Apple and Android since the device itself would bring its own tech. Pretty simple IMO.