Wednesday, August 03, 2005, 09:00 pm
Nissan, Mazda and Daihatsu to offer iPod integration
In addition to the iTunes Music Store Japan, Apple today also announced that Nissan, Mazda and Daihatsu in Japan have joined BMW, MINI, smart and Alfa Romeo in Japan to deliver iPod integration with their car stereos for 2006 model lines."Seamless integration of iPods in cars allows music lovers to enjoy high-quality sound through their cars stereo system, easily access their entire music library and take their music with them everywhere they go," the company said in a statement.
Were delighted to have such a wide variety of car companies in Japan offering iPod integration, said Greg Joswiak, Apples vice president of Worldwide iPod Product Marketing. iPod is the number one digital music player in Japan and more music lovers than ever can now enjoy a seamless iPod music experience in their car.
In addition, an array of after-market solutions are available from Alpine, Clarion, Kenwood and Pioneer for cars that currently do not offer iPod integration.
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