Audi Navigation Plus RNS-E MEDIA LED - 8E0035193x - Audi A4 (8E) - Refurbished

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Brands: Audi
Model: A4
Year: A4 (B6/8E) | 2001 - 2004
Year: A4 (B7/8E) | 2004 - 2008
Year: A4 Cabrio (8H) | 2005 - 2008

Reference: RNS8E93G

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Audi Navigation Plus RNS-E for Audi A4 (8E) - refurbished

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Audi Navigation Plus RNS-E for Audi A4 (8E) - refurbished

Genuine & Original with chrome buttons, black glossy frame with LED display.

Various regions available:

Europe
North America & Canada
Australia & New Zealand

This units, have been refurbished; repaired and tested on factory in order to confirm that they are in a perfect state, without scratches or any kind of phisical mark, neither optical nor hardware ones.

Compatibility:

Audi A4, S4, RS4 (8E) 2003-2008 - all variants, cabrio included (8H)

Main features:

High graphics LED display with 800 x 480 pixels resolution.
Possible connection with removable media AMI, IPOD or MP3 Bluetooth
Significant increase in speed route calculation.
Selectable menu language; English, German, Dutch, Italian, French, Spanish.
FM/AM Radio with station memory, Sirius Satellite radio.
Displays Navigation, Radio, Audio, Telephone information on the Driver Information Screen (DIS) if the car is fitted.
Integration with Multi Function Steering Wheel (where fitted, not all models).
A controller for optional devices including a Bluetooth™ mobile telephone interface.
Compatibilty with optical Audi Parking System (only cars with gateway updated equipped)

Technical specs:

Display : 6,4" LED 800x480px
Audio : 4 x 25 W
Radio : 2 x 6 FM, 2 x 6 AM
CD/DVD : Audio CD, MP3, WMA
2x SD card readers : MP3 SD up to 32Gb/each

Features:

Door to door navigation system.
Visual and audio navigation instructions.
Supplied the latest DVD map covering Western European.
Countries covered; Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Andorra, Belgium, France, Great Britain, Ireland, Italy, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, Monaco, The Netherlands, Portugal, San Marino, Spain, Vatican City.
Traffic Information using Traffic Message Channel (TMC).
Traffic jam avoidance and automatic re-routing using TMC data.
Postcode input for address navigation.
2D and 3D map views with split screen.
Points of Interest (POI) database with search function.
Split screen display with 2D and 3D map view with compass, bird’s eye views.
Route options; Fastest, Shortest, Automatic.

The new Audi Navigation System Plus integrated into the MMI (Multi Media Interface) which can be incorporated and the A3, TT and R8, offers a higher screen resolution and at speeds incomparable to calculate routes. The radio navigation system version E (RNS-E) can be combined with the sound of Audi that reads SD memory cards up to 32 GB.
The most obvious improvement is found in the 6.5-inch screen, which you can see the graphics in high resolution (800 x 480 pixels). The route calculation is also now much faster thanks to a next generation processor running at 600 MHz on the screen and, with the recommended route, you can know the speed limits stored in the browser to motorways. In the topographic view of the map, driver and front passenger can move around the screen in vertical, horizontal, and now along the route, if desired.

You can also incorporate data stored externally or iPod-type MP3 players through the connection to the Audi stereo available as part of optional equipment. Another added advantage is that this connection serves both to replenish these external devices.

The Audi Navigation System Plus comes with an intuitive operating system OS that lets you navigate the menus in a logical way, the same as using the latest generation of Audi MMI. You can see on the screen the title of the songnot file, and this facilitates the search through the entire music collection.

At the rear of the screen, which can be accessed by pressing a button that turns it, there are two slots for SD and SDHC cards for up to 32 GB. This is enough to store about 14,000 songs, roughly equivalent to 700 hours of sound, or a month of uninterrupted music listening.