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Originally Posted by guruerror
I don't know...that puts in in the same price range (or maybe a hair below) the top end Nav units; and since it's running Android you'd have flexibility of adding apps, 3/4G/LTE data, integration with other services (Google maps, contacts, etc.).
If Apple made a double-DIN, iRadio that ran iOS I wouldn't think twice about dropping as much as $2,000 on it.
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Well I agree it is in the price range of the top end stuff. I mean honestly I would put in an AVIC before putting in a name I never heard of before and with very little US sales and support.
With that said, the one you brought to our attention isnt too bad. Pioneer brand and low cost and many many functions
Given it bugs me to all belief I cant remember where I have seen the write up on the car that is using an iPad (and one thats using a Android tablet) are at.
My own opinion is that head units, unless they have lots of frequency control and ZERO output gain, are all the same. You can fine tune them with the speakers and amps.