Pioneer Avic - F900bt in - Dash navigation receiver - Crutchfield video

Deb: Hi, I'm Deb. Zak: I'm Zak. Deb: We're here with the Pioneer AVIC-F900BT navigation receiver. Now the first thing you notice about the receiver is the size. It's a double-size receiver with a gorgeous 5.8" touchscreen display. Zak: It is a gorgeous touchscreen. And it's got these big icons which make navigation easy. For instance, here we are at Crutchfield Park. And it's got text-to-speech directions, which means that it'll tell you out loud what street to turn on to. Deb: Instead of just "Turn left" it'll say "Turn left on main street." Zak: Exactly, and if you have an MSN Direct subscription, you can get real-time traffic and weather, plus movie times, local restaurants, things like that. Deb: And even a feature for gas prices. It'll tell you where the nearest gas stations are and how much gas is per gallon. Zak: That's great. Deb: For your iPod, it's got voice-control of the iPod. You can tell it to shuffle, you can look up artist and album titles. Zak: Exactly. This unit also has built-in Bluetooth for safe hands-free calls while your driving. Plus a USB input and a set of A/V inputs for adding sources. Deb: It also has a rear camera input, so if you want to put a rear view camera in, you can install that for the larger vehicles. They're very small, very light-weight. Zak: Yeah, great for bigger vehicles, if you're backing into a tight space or something like that. So there we are, the Pioneer AVIC-F900BT navigation receiver.