It starts with a 6.95-inch motorized WVGA advanced resolution screen, which in lay-mans terms translates to freaking awesome. Next there’s built-in navigation from industry leader Garmin which now includes very cool 3D Building maps and Lane Assist with junction view, a convenient feature which notifies you of which lane you need to be in for the upcoming freeway junction. There’s also built in NAVTEQ Traffic to help steer you clear of traffic jams. Simply put, there is not enough space on this page to cover everything the Kenwood DNX9960 can offer.
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