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May 24, 2006
Dual's PlaysForSure-friendly XDRM7710 head
Filed under: Portable Audio, Transportation 
If you're one of the select few who've decided to say "iDon't," then A/V electronics manufacturer Dual has a new car stereo that might be right up your alley, as it allows you to hook up your PlaysForSure-compatible DAP and control it from the head unit or included remote. Well, it actually costs an extra $100 for the USB adapter that enables this functionality, but that still only puts you out a total of $350, and then you're able to play your digital tracks off of CDs or almost any non-iPod player, but unfortunately not SD cards as well -- hey, you can't have it all. The XDRM7710, as this model is known, also features a motorized faceplate and XM receiver jack -- but certainly not the most stylish design we've ever seen -- and is scheduled to ship in July. Read | Permalink | Email this | Linking Blogs | Comments
From Dual's PlaysForSure-friendly XDRM7710 head
Posted by Ryan at May 24, 2006 05:32 PM
