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Wednesday May 21, 2008 9:14 am

Panasonic Strada F-Class

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Posted by Sheila Franklin Categories: GPS, Household, Movies, Music, Portable Audio / Video, Wireless / WiFi

Strada F-Class

Panasonic pushes GPS to the limit with its new Strada F-Class CN-HX1000D and CN-HW1000D. The gadget has a 7-inch Viera screen for DVDs, an iPod link, a hard drive, 1-seg mobile digital TV, and what Panasonic calls a “from home to car” idea. If you have Bluetooth on your cellie, you can order sat-nav and the Strada will let you know what’s going on at home from the screen in your car. You can also turn on or off appliances. This one doesn’t come cheaply. The Stradas will go on sale in Japan next month with a ¥355,000 (~$3,500) price tag.

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sushrukh sushrukh 6/1/08 12:26 am

That’s freakin’ sweet but pricey.

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artwdog artwdog 6/4/08 7:13 pm

Thanks but no thanks. It is impressive with a lot of functionality but Way to much moolah.

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BuckeyeFanatic25 BuckeyeFanatic25 6/4/08 7:38 pm

So many options, but should they really be letting people watch DVDs and mobile TV on that screen?  I can just imagine a bunch of crashes happening where the driver is bored and turns on his or her favorite show, or pops in a DVD and loses track of the road!!

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