car accessories: riding on the tech wave - touch screen head unit

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Technology accessories can improve the safety, convenience and convenience of driving.
The auto parts business is very big.
There are nearly one billion in India alone. dollar market (
Organized and unorganized)
This will only grow as India's auto industry moves to the high end.
Technology is to provide easy driving, safe and convenient parts for driving cars.
You can buy some outside. the-
Put on shelves and install in a few minutes.
One of them is xenon headlights or high-intensity discharge lights.
The name stems from the fact that they are metal halogen lamps containing xenon.
The advantage is that for a given power consumption they produce more light than a normal halogen lamp.
In fact, according to the optical element of the headlight housing, you will get a stronger headlight beam that illuminates the road further.
Companies like Philips offer these devices at around Rs 15,000 and cheaper Chinese products at Rs 5,000. 7,000.
If smart lighting doesn't sound interesting to you, it's a car-mounted computer.
As the name suggests, it is your own computer installed on the car dashboard.
It features a screen, an Intel Core dual core processor, a satellite radio receiver, a DVD recorder, a GPS radio, and a dual FM radio.
For example, Ford Motor Company and Microsoft motor company have developed an on-board computer for Ford's working truck department last year ---with a built-in 6. 5-inch, high-
Touch resolution
Screen, Bluetooth, USB connection, GPS navigation, voice recognition and general office applications such as word processing, contacts, calendars, etc.
But keep in mind that the best is installed
Car gadgets and accessories also mean an invitation to thieves.
So make sure you have a good counter
The theft system is in place.
While criminals have become smart, companies that make such systems are trying to take a step ahead.
There is a motion sensor technology that can detect minor movements that it considers unauthorized.
Connected to the engine brake, when it detects an unauthorized movement, it disables the ignition system.
Further development of GSM
An engine-based anti-theft device can send text messages to your phone to let you know that the car has been stolen and can even pinpoint the exact location of the vehicle.
You can then send a text message to fix the engine, thus preventing the engine from being driven further.
Such units will cost you Rs 3,000 or more.
Don't worry if you are new to the city and don't know your way.
Try to install GPS equipment on the car dashboard.
This navigation unit can help you pinpoint your location and take you from point A to Point B using the shortest possible route.
Companies such as Garmin, MapmyIndia, future trooper and so on provide these units and pre-
Maps are installed and promise to help you find nearby ATMs, hospitals, temples and even direct you to where you want to go.
The price of these devices hovers around Rs 10,000.
25,000, depending on their size, functionality and the number of maps installed.
As the price changes, this explains why the GPS unit on the latest Audis sport is a funky 3D screen that tells you the type of building you are visiting until its building.
For example, the Audi A8 W12 has smart tweeters that automatically come out of the socket when certain frequencies are played, while the advanced version of GSM-
International-based security systems are available.
It is widely expected that these technologies will eventually penetrate into more crude equipment as costs are rationalized.
Finally, one of the most important and basic things that people install or replace on the car after driving away from the showroom is the audio unit.
Starting with the basic setup of the head unit and four speakers, you can now upgrade to an audio system with touch screens, DVD audio and video playback features, ipod and other auxiliary accessories for portable music devices.
Manufacturers such as Pioneer, Blaupunkt, JBL and Sony are one of the main participants in the introduction of systems that can combine the volume controller with the head unit, which can be internally and externally based on ambient noise.
Starting with Rs 10,000, the budget for these devices is endless.
So, what's on your neighbor's Mercedes S?
In five years, today's class may be in your car.