Live from CES 2011: Parrot Electronics' Android-based Asteroid head unit

By Stephen Jensen
Published 14 years ago

Parrot Electronics showcases its new Asteroid single din head unit running the Android operating system using an ARM 9 processor at roughly 500 MHz. Music, Bluetooth, Navigation, USB connectivity and an integrated amplifier all fit in a form factor less than 5-inches deep. Best of all, the unit will be open for community application development.

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