The phrase denotes a specific type of in-car entertainment system. It describes a head unit, manufactured by Kenwood, built in a double DIN size (approximately 7 x 4 inches), that features Android Auto integration. This integration allows drivers to seamlessly connect their Android smartphones to the car’s head unit, mirroring apps and functionalities onto the dashboard display. As an example, a driver might use a unit fitting this description to navigate using Google Maps, play music from Spotify, or make hands-free phone calls.
The significance of such systems lies in their ability to modernize older vehicles, providing drivers with access to advanced smartphone features in a safe and convenient manner. The integration of Android Auto offers benefits such as improved navigation, enhanced entertainment options, and safer communication while driving. Historically, in-car entertainment evolved from basic radios to sophisticated multimedia centers. These units represent a significant step forward, offering a blend of entertainment, information, and connectivity.