Originally Posted by GatorLCA
Kenwood actually has Garmin for their GPS software.
My Pioneer may not be as accurate in arrival time as others but there are more POI (nearly double) than that of the Kenwood unit with Garmin software. I thought about getting the Kenwood unit but I'd rather have a more map-like display.
http://reviews.cnet.com/car-gps-navi...?autoplay=true
I know it's been almost a month since this discussion occurred, but I'm very interested in this topic. I enjoyed the CNET review of the Kenwood unit, but would like to know more about the other mentioned Kenwood product, which I think is a newer generation device.
I understand that the Crossfire, having a single-din console, limits options for stereo replacements. I'm curious to know if the Crossfire "imposes" any other limitations on installation of a DVD/CD/Stereo/GPS systems with 7" flip-up display? What about these units (no discernible brand-name) listed on eBay, from Hong Kong? Are they compatible? I guess what I'm asking is: what brand/model would you install if you had say $2000 to spend and wanted the best, updatable GPS and stereo system without re-design of the dash/console? Thanks for your suggestions...
