Not really actually. Pioneer realized they had a problem with this so they made it so that when you want to go to a location you pop in your cd and it automatically saves your root and all different possible directions to get to it. including POI's and gas stations, etc etc.

That way you dont need the CD. You technically only need it when you are telling it to go to a direction. Then you can take it out and put in a DVD

 

thats right, they made it work just like their avic n units

 

let me interrupt my cool music listening experience while i'm driving to pop in a map dvd disc because i got lost and need directions...sounds great for $999.

 

I suspect they keep with this model because they expect many people to be using the iPod or AUX in connector rather than a normal CD.

 

Agreed....whats a "C D" anyways

 

I can get the D3 at cost for $600.

 

You gonna spill the beans buddy? =P

 

It's not all that hard .

 

viagra?

i couldn't resist

 

Ouch thoughts like that could get ya in trouble.

*Points to Birth date*

 

Yes do you care to share please!!

 

My fiance is a certified and professional audio/mobile video/alarm installer. He gets everything at cost.

If you're a serious buyer you can PM me and I can see what I can work out for you. No guarantees though.

 

Oh nos... these photos might've changed my mind back to yes!!



http://gizmodo.com/gadgets/portable-...ers-226735.php

 

Im intrested in where that guy who posted about the group buy is getting them from...

With something like a D3 you need to get it from an authorized legit source, no "Fell off the back of a truck" style haha

 

Why? I've NEVER purchased electronics from 'authorized retailers*'.






*(because really, all that means is 'authorized to participate in pricing collusion').