Feb 06
Automaker navigation could get cheaper with a hybrid navigation unit developed by Harman International for Mercedes-Benz. It’s partly integrated into the car and doesn’t require the automaker to lock in a navigation design three years in advance. Harman made the announcement in a quarterly financial statement that was reported by TWICE. It’s described as a two-piece solution: a cradle-mounted screen with controls plus a hidden processor unit that also includes Bluetooth and music storage. Harman says the device will first appear in eight Mercedes-Benz models in the second half of 2010, mostly likely meaning 2011 models.
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