JVC KD-X40 & KD-X50BT: $109.95 and $139
I'll admit it, I still have CDs floating around in my car. There’s just something about them, it’s like a safety net of reliable music just in case I ever forget my iPod and can’t stand the local stations that day. Obviously the folks at JVC are more ready to move on than I am. They've rolled out their first CD slot-less aftermarket stereo line that will have USB integration for iPhone, Blackberry and Android. If that wasn’t futuristic enough, the stereo will be controlled by hand movements.
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Don’t worry, you’ll still be able to gesture emphatically at other drivers without accidentally changing the station. To change songs, a user must swipe the screen and draw an upside down or right side up “V” which controls the source of music and equalizer settings. The higher end of the CD-free stereos, the KD-X50BT, will have Bluetooth connectivity and audio streaming. Both models will be unveiled at CES in January.
Via: CNET
Credit: JVC Mobile
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