Kenwood in-car DVD receivers, smartphone connectivity content access CES

Kenwood is showing off 56 new products at CES, including new technologies to improve the overall user experience. Kenwood is demonstrating its 2014 theme of "Live Connected. Drive Connected" throughout its booth and in the 2014 Ford Mustang, which is outfitted with new technologies, including a seamless interface to Kenwood products through an all-in-one solution Dash-Kit. Kenwood's new products are designed to help improve importing and connecting to video, audio and data into a vehicle with HDMI/MHL and Wi-Fi capabilities. Kenwood has also made Drive Equalizer, a road-noise proprietary technology, part of its new offerings. Drive Equalizer overcomes road noise by allowing for a boost in output at select frequencies without distortion.

Kenwood's new AppMode is designed to easily access iTunes, AUPEO, Pandora, iHeartRadio, Garmin, HD Radio, and Kenwood's Route Collector from iPhone or Android Smartphones. Many of the Kenwood models are SiriusXM, iDatalink and NAVTEQ Traffic ready.

Here's a quick rundown of Kenwood's eight new DVD receivers.

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