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Newly standard for Navigator owners is a
voice-activated Navigation System with SIRIUS Travel Link that lets customers
access up-to-the-minute information and entertainment content through the
vehicle's navigation system. The information includes current gas prices from an
estimated 120,000 filling stations, up-to-the-minute traffic information for 78
markets, weather conditions, sports scores and movie listings in the 48
contiguous states and the District of Columbia.
Music lovers will enjoy
the addition of HD Radio technology, included with the voice-activated
navigation system. HD Radio enables more listening options and digital sound
quality. No additional equipment or cost is involved. To use HD Radio, listeners
simply tune in their favorite station. If the station is broadcasting with HD
Radio technology, the system automatically picks up the signal and will
transition to digital audio once decoded.
Standard technology features
also help keep Navigator customers connected. SIRIUS satellite radio capability
and SYNC, the industry-first, voice-activated hands-free communications and
entertainment system, are both standard features on Navigator.
SYNC with Traffic, Directions & Information leverages industry-leading
voice-recognition software, integrated GPS technology and a customer's
Bluetooth-capable mobile phone. SYNC applications provide hands-free access to
personalized traffic reports, turn-by-turn driving directions and up-to-date
information including business listings, news, sports and weather.
Long
journeys, already made easier by the spacious, comfortable accommodations found
within Navigator, are aided by a new available headrest-mounted rear DVD system.
With two individual screens and two sets of wireless headphones, the system
allows rear seat passengers to enjoy individual A/V options without disturbing
front seat passengers or each other. A standard household-style 110-volt AC
outlet has also been added to facilitate connection of video game consoles and
other auxiliary gear.
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