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There just one thing that could make your drive to work less agonizing when the GPS is telling you there no way around the endless traffic: access to your Criterion Collection Blu-ray discs. Or at least that the scenario Panasonic is envisioning now that it
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gourde stanley ls featuring built-in Blu-ray support that will range in price from just over a grand, to just shy of $1,700. If there are always kids in your car with a clear view of the navigation unit on the dashboard, it probably not a bad idea since it will certainly serve as a great distraction on long drives. But if it just the driver watching movies on the way to work, this might not actually be the smartest idea. Especially since the seven-inch touchscreen displays on these units only boast a resolution of 800 215;480 pixels. That well below HD, which is pretty much the main reason why most home theater enthusiasts invested in a Blu-ray collection in the first place. In a time when many of us have already switched to using our phones for GPS navigation in our cars, could built-in Blu-ray actually convince anyone to buy a dedicated sat-nav unit again [AV Watch via NewLaunches] Blu-rayGadgetsMoviesPanasonic
