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Navigatiesystemen
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1DIN Chassis – 9-inch Touch Screen, built-in Navigation for trucks and large motorhomes, DAB+, HDMI and Apple CarPlay and Android Auto combatibility
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1DIN Chassis – 9-inch Touch Screen, built-in Navigation, DAB+, HDMI and Apple CarPlay and Android Auto combatibility
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8” Touch Screen Navigation with TomTom maps, compatible with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto
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8” Navigation with TomTom maps including trucking feature, compatible with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto
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7” Navigation with TomTom maps including trucking feature, compatible with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto
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7” Touch Screen Navigation with TomTom maps, compatible with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto
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6.5-inch Touch Screen, built-in Motorhome Navigation, DAB+, HDMI, CD/DVD Player and Apple CarPlay and Android Auto combatibility
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6.5-inch Touch Screen, built-in Navigation, DAB+, HDMI, CD/DVD Player and Apple CarPlay and Android Auto combatibility
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The Alpine Navi Stick – USB Plug-and-Play Navigation
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park4night POI Database (2022.Q4)
Portable or in-dash navigation? Or both?
Drivers who have answered “yes” to the question of whether to buy a navigation system for their car find that they face a second and often more difficult question: should I choose the convenience and flexibility of a portable navigation unit or the higher accuracy and clean integration of an in-dash navigation system? As the following sections show, both types have a number of advantages and disadvantages that make the choice far from easy. Fortunately, Alpine went to work on the problem and devised a third alternative. A system that provides the best of both worlds through a concept called Dock ‘n’ Roll.
Drivers who have answered “yes” to the question of whether to buy a navigation system for their car find that they face a second and often more difficult question: should I choose the convenience and flexibility of a portable navigation unit or the higher accuracy and clean integration of an in-dash navigation system? As the following sections show, both types have a number of advantages and disadvantages that make the choice far from easy. Fortunately, Alpine went to work on the problem and devised a third alternative. A system that provides the best of both worlds through a concept called Dock ‘n’ Roll.