Sony's car navigator/multimedia player with PC dock
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aragoto on 2004/04/07:
„The wallet damage from the top-line model is fairly severe, at an estimated Y210,000, but it does mean you get the full feature set, including e-mail, web browsing, the ability to hook up a rearview camera or a DVD player, receive TV broadcasts, and do all sorts of other things best avoided unless you're in a monumental traffic jam. (Japanese motorway traffic jams are, by the way, frequently monumental.) You can also buy an optional "rear station" to dock the main unit in the back of the car, which sounds perfect for entertaining fractious children on long drives, assuming you already know where you're going.“
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