Ces 2011: Alpine electronics’ new sirius xm satellite radio connectivity

admin

Administrator
Staff member
Head Units Have First to Market Compatibility with the New SXV100 SiriusXM Connect Vehicle Tuner

435_1lg.jpg


Alpine Electronics of America, Inc. is the first consumer products manufacturer to offer head units that are compatible with the new SXV100 SiriusXM Connect Vehicle Tuner Kit (includes SXV100 Tuner and SiriusXM Antenna). SXV100 provides seamless in-vehicle integration of SiriusXM in a compact, inexpensive and easy-to-install package that does not require any special interfaces or cables. This new module complements three new Alpine products, thereby creating solutions for the Audio/Video/Navigation (AVN) system and 1-DIN head unit formats. For the first time, Alpine will offer an all-in-one head unit/tuner bundle, model CDE-124SXM consisting of an Alpine 1-DIN in-dash headunit and the SXV100 with antenna that comes with everything a consumer needs to upgrade their car stereo and receive more than 135 channels of programming from SiriusXM.

“Alpine is excited to be the first to connect its head units with the SXV100,†said Steve Crawford, vice president and general manager, aftermarket business unit, Alpine Electronics of America, Inc. “The SXV100’s advanced features and small footprint, combined with Alpine’s sound quality and ease-of-use, gives consumers the opportunity to enjoy SiriusXM and the broad and diverse programming they can only find on satellite radio.â€

The SXV100 measures just 3.5 inches x 2 inches x .75 inches. By adding the SXV100 tuner box to a compatible Alpine head unit or by purchasing the CDE-124SXM Alpine bundle, consumers can enjoy commercial-free music, premier sports, news, talk entertainment, traffic and weather information (separate subscription required). The SXV100 universal tuner box increases the number of SiriusXM features previously available for these types of tuners, all of which are fully controlled through the Alpine head unit. These features include:


  • iTunes® Tagging to save song information for later purchase through the iTunes store
  • SiriusXM Replayâ„¢ allowing pause, rewind and replay of up to 30 minutes of live SiriusXM content
  • Song Alertâ„¢ and Artist Alertâ„¢ for notification when a favorite song or artist is playing on any channel
  • Game Alertâ„¢ for notification when favorite teams from the NFL, NBA, NHL or college league are playing live
ida-x305s_control_pandora.jpg


The following 2011 Alpine head units are compatible with the SXV100:

INA-W910 AVN System

CDE-124SXM CD Receiver with SXV100 tuner bundle

CDE-123 CD Receiver

Other SiriusXM Solutions
Alpine continues to offer*Sirius or XM programming*for consumers with the*INA-W900BT, iDA-X305S*or CDA-117 head units.*To access Sirius programming,*users need the AlpineKCA-SC100 Sirius Satellite*Radio interface, along*with a choice of either*a compatible Sirius Portable*and Dock & Play Radio*and the SiriusConnectâ„¢*Vehicle Kit (SCVDOC1), or the SiriusConnect Vehicle Tuner (SCC1) (separate subscription required). To enjoy XM programming with one of these Alpine source units, consumers can use the XM Direct2 package (CNP2000UCA) that includes the XM Vehicle Tuner and universal programming adapter for the integrated in-vehicle solution (separate subscription required).


Pricing and Availability

The SXV100 for use with the INA-W910 and CDE-123 will be available at retail for $69.99 in March 2011 through SiriusXM’s distribution channel.




---
View the original Article at Digital Radio Magazine or discuss it here.
 
I don't follow; are they listening to Pandora through an iphone via3G? If so, what's the big deal? I do that now in my MDX via BT.
 
Payola is probably right.


I wouldn't mind having something like this that does Pandora or Slacker (preferably Slacker if not both) along with satellite. And the price is right.
 
Back
Top