Blaupunkt shrinks powerful car audio amplifiers with its new PA series of mini-amps styled like the Apple iMac computer. Virtually every aftermarket car stereo company now sells automotive video systems. They calculated every possible place to install video screens, from the back of the front seats to the center storage console to various places on the dash to the ultimate the Pioneer disappearing screen. When not in use it automatically flips up, rotates and slides into the dash. Kenwood offers a similar design but makes the LCD a touch screen as well.
Clarion markets a dozen display models.
Fujitsu's Eclipse, Clarion, Alpine, Pioneer and Kenwood will place you in the center of the action. Pioneer has developed its Advanced Organic Electro Luminescent Display. Instead of just time, radio station and pulsating graphics, your car stereo can now display any photo or graphic you desire. It's not quite as clear as a color LCD, but it sure will inspire carpool conversation.