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Mobile Audio and Video People often customize the exterior of their vehicle because they want to either improve the performance of their car or just simply make it look meaner. However, you spend most of your time traveling inside your vehicle and not outside. So why not customize your interior with high-tech audio and video equipment? Your factory stereo systems are usually sub par in performance and features unless you opted for premium packages at the time of your purchase. Package upgrades from the dealership would probably cost you a lot more money than if you were to choose your own aftermarket system. In-dash receivers are source units that you would often associate with AM/FM radios or CD players. Imagine being able to listen to Sirius and XM Radio or have GPS navigational features on your radio. These features are now becoming increasingly affordable and becoming the standard for aftermarket systems, so don’t miss out in experiencing these features. Getting tired of tin-can sounding speakers? Aftermarket speakers will upgrade your existing sound system, giving you more depth and fuller-quality sound. Tweeters are available for high-frequency sounds, like cymbals or other sound effects, and in some cases certain vocal ranges that you would not usually pick up factory speakers. Of course there are also aftermarket midrange speakers—these are typically the same size (4” – 6-3/4”) speakers as your current factory speakers. The significant difference is the quality of the sound reproduced by them. Finally, there are also subwoofers to pick up those low bass frequencies, reproducing the “boom” you would hear with drums and bass instruments. Car audio modifications aren’t the only things you could do with the interior. You could also install TV screens—in the dashboard, on the ceiling, or even on the back of headrests. There is virtually no limit to what someone could do to the interior of any vehicle. Especially now that there are more people on the road than ever before and with that number always exponentially increasing, you could bet that you would spend more time in your car in the future. So why not install some entertainment for the kids while you sit in traffic? Why not install GPS navigation to guide you through busy streets? Why not make a 2-hour traffic jam an enjoyable wait?

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Best Buy Bows Insignia PNDs With Google Richfield, Minn. — Best Buy will offer two house-brand portable GPS devices under its Insignia brand for the first time.

Sirius, XM Add Each Other’s Channels Earlier Than Expected New York — Sirius XM’s first radio to offer its A La Carte service, the Starmate 5, went on sale today, with a suggested retail of $129, at Best Buy, Crutchfield, RadioShack and regional retailers.

Sirius XM Retains Mainly Sirius Managers For Car Aftermarket New York — An internal Sirius memo announced the new car-aftermarket management team as Sirius and XM merge management teams.

iSuppli: Cellphones To Overtake PNDs By 2011 El Segundo, Calif. — The personal navigation device (PND) will no longer dominate the GPS market, according to a study by iSuppli that said PND share will decline to 35 percent of the global GPS market by 2010 and to only a quarter of the market by 2013.

Tele Atlas To Share TomTom Traffic Data Hertogenbosch, The Netherlands — GPS map maker Tele Atlas, owned by TomTom, will offer TomTom’s traffic data to Tele Atlas map customers, including Mio and Pioneer.

Sanyo: ‘Loaded’ $299 PND Shipping Chatsworth, Calif. — Sanyo is shipping one of the slimmest personal navigation devices (PNDs) on the market, and one of the most competitively priced for its features, said the company.

Pioneer Signs Cross-License Deal With Microsoft Redmond, Wash. — Microsoft said it signed a cross-licensing agreement with Pioneer that will foster innovation in automotive navigation and televisions.

Kenwood Adds Car Stereos Long Beach, Calif. — Kenwood began shipping two new double-DIN car CD receivers with Bluetooth, satellite radio and HD Radio capability.

Tweeter, Car Toys Join InstallerNet North Andover, Mass. — Tweeter and Car Toys will start accepting InstallerNet cards.

12 Volt Taps 'Got Milk?' Idea Man NEW YORK — The 12 Volt Summit has given birth to the "12 Volt Initiative," the new name for the industrywide cooperative to raise awareness of car stereo. The steering committee that organized the 12 Volt Summit held in July has nominated a slate of industry members to run the initiative and will email that slate out to attendees of the summit, who will then vote on the nominees by the l...