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Still doesn't make sense though... What's the incentive to buy a X-930 if we can buy X-920 and upgrade the firmware to the X-930 and keep voice commands? Is it possible the specifications sheet is just wrong?

Wow way to go Pioneer and give up one of the only features that the AVICs had over Sony/Kenwoods.

BTW, Aha Radio app is already available in the itunes store if you want to play around with it.

Nice thanks for the info. I wonder if the hardware itself has upgraded from the previous years? Or is it just software? Also how much of the software has been upgraded to improve the user interface?

More info: Aha RadioPioneer’s 2011 line of in-dash navigation models are the first to conveniently connect drivers to the world around them with on-demand, interactive, personalized radio. Via an iPhone™ with the free Aha Radio® Mobile App connected to the new AVIC systems, users can listen to the latest traffic conditions on their current road or commute road, listen to Facebook and Twitter updates, access hundreds of podcasts and other services such as the “Hungry†and “Coffee†stations which deliver real-time vicinity search results and directions to preferred restaurant categor

New items listed on Pioneer's site: http://www.pioneerelectronics.com/PUSA/Car/GPS-Navigation And the press release: http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/technology/2011/01/ces-pioneer-links-smartphones-with-car-navigation-systems.html

Las Vegas (2011 Consumer Electronics Show) – HARMAN, the premium global audio and infotainment group (NYSE:HAR), today announced that its cloud-based Aha Radio™ platform has been selected by Pioneer Electronics (USA) Inc. to be an integrated feature in their new AVIC-X930BT and AVIC-Z130BT in-dash navigation products which will connect driving consumers to the world around them with on-demand, interactive, personalized radio. Via an active Apple® iPhone® with the free Aha Radio App, owners of the Pioneer navigation systems will be able to quickly and conveniently access their favorite W