Panasonic Rearview Monitor System works without a car navigation system!


Panasonic will be the first in the industry to sell a rearview monitor system composed of a camera and a monitor. With that product, users do not have to purchase a car navigation system to introduce a rearview camera system. The new system is developed to reduce the cost by selling the camera and monitor as a set and is targeted at those who do not have a car navigation system. The 3.5 inch monitor with 320 × 240 effective pixels has two image input terminals, one for the camera and one for other electronic devices. When the shift lever is moved to a reverse position, the system can automatically

show a rear view of the vehicle. The Panasonic monitor is accompanied by a stand with which the monitor can be attached on the instrument panel. Strong double-faced adhesive tapes are attached on the back of the stand.

The rearview camera is a 1/4-inch color CCD camera with 250,000effective pixels. The detection angles of the camera are 134° in a horizontal direction and 103° in a vertical direction. The Panasonic monitor measures 85 × 21.3 × 80 mm weigh 130g, while the camera measures 23 × 20 × 21 mm and weigh 140g. The Panasonic Rearview Monitor System GP-PD107 will be available in Japan from Dec 17, 2007 for approximately 39,900 Yen (US$356).

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