After refreshing his city cars, Renault is now going to renew its flagship minivan: the Scenic. Best-selling vehicle in its segment in Europe, the new Grand Scenic provides a road manners worthy of a sedan, more space and comfort. And who says new comfort, "said new multimedia installation of course!
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For many years, car manufacturers offer a navigation system as standard or optional equipment on their vehicles. Although everyone onboard navigation plebiscite, not all have known success. And for good reason, in many cases the original systems are expensive, or worse completely obsolete compared to the proposals in the aftermarket. This time is long gone at Renault. Like other models in the range, the new Grand Scenic can get a navigation system Carminat Tomtom for a very reasonable price of 500 Euros.
Two offers are available: Carminat Tomtom Bluetooth Carminat DVD. The first offer is available at attractive price of 500 Euros. It then has a browser with Europe maps, POI library, speed limits, traffic alerts, traffic information, ... A 5.8-inch screen allows you to view comfortably navigation. No worries update, the user can do very simply with a SD card as a portable navigator. This browser will complement the radio.
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For many years, car manufacturers offer a navigation system as standard or optional equipment on their vehicles. Although everyone onboard navigation plebiscite, not all have known success. And for good reason, in many cases the original systems are expensive, or worse completely obsolete compared to the proposals in the aftermarket. This time is long gone at Renault. Like other models in the range, the new Grand Scenic can get a navigation system Carminat Tomtom for a very reasonable price of 500 Euros.
Two offers are available: Carminat Tomtom Bluetooth Carminat DVD. The first offer is available at attractive price of 500 Euros. It then has a browser with Europe maps, POI library, speed limits, traffic alerts, traffic information, ... A 5.8-inch screen allows you to view comfortably navigation. No worries update, the user can do very simply with a SD card as a portable navigator. This browser will complement the radio.
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| The Grand Scenic may receive a very complete multimedia system |
The most demanding requirements of embedded multimedia system may opt for Bluetooth Carminat DVD. Perfectly integrated into the dashboard with a control system on the center console and a 7 inch screen built into the dashboard, this upscale Carminat offers full functionality: navigation, 6 CD changer with MP3/WMA playback, Bluetooth for telephone and connection box Plug and Music. " Placed down the center console, it lets you plug in USB support, iPod, or any stereo auxiliary input. Besides, it also has a 12 volts for recharging a music player or mobile phone.
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| Bluetooth, USB, iPod, auxiliary input, the Grand Scenic provides good connectivity to mobile devices |
But that's not all, the system Carminat Bluetooth DVD also includes voice recognition features for browsing and telephony. Of course, a steering wheel is also present. In addition to using sound to parking, the Grand Scenic offer a rearview camera to make the exercises safer. For those who do not wish to retain the multimedia offerings, the Grand Scenic 2009 offers two audio systems. The basic model "RadioSat Classic includes a laser receiver with MP3 auxiliary input with RCA. With a power of 80 watts, the installation includes 4 speakers. For audiophiles, the upmarket car uses the 3D Sound by Arkamys.
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| Rather rare on this type of vehicle, the Grand Scenic can be fitted with a reversing camera |
The unit can also upscale receive hands-free Bluetooth connectivity and A2DP, and the casing Plug and Music. " Another innovation, the Grand Scenic uses a TFT customizable to provide driving information (fuel, speed, tire pressure, engine temperature, ...). This type of dashboard of the future is a first on a compact MPV. Another interesting element, each row seat has a 12 volt so that passengers can easily charge their mobile devices.
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