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Thanks for the clarification on that. I'm not sure what the one seller was talking about, hence why I wanted a firm answer here. In your opinion, would it be worth the wait and additional expense to wait for the X920BT over the X910BT?

What dongle are you referring to? In truth I am not sure. When I was looking around for a good price on a unit, one person was selling one and had in the details "GPS dongle included". This is why I asked all of you who KNOW for sure and could give me a straight up answer. From the sounds of it the GPS is integrated so there would be no need for a GPS dongle. Thanks for the quick answers, much appreciate it!

Can you use the nav feature while having your ipod connected and playing? I'm not clear from reading the manual if you can only have one or the other or both. I read somewhere that the nav is a dongle, so I am a little confused. Planning on pulling the trigger on a Pioneer unit soon, just want to get a unit that can have nav and DVD working at the same time, as well as my ipod connected. Is the X910BT the correct unit for my needs? Thanks to much!

Thanks for the reply. That was what I was guessing from my research but wanted to confirm with people who would know for sure. AVIC-X910BT it is! cheers,

Hi everyone, I just bought a 2002 Ford Excursion and I plan on outfitting it with a new system and monitors throughout. I have always been a pioneer fan and I have the Avic N4 in my BMW 850 (and absolutely love it). My question is this... Does the AVIC X710BT have a video output? I have not been able to get a clear answer on this in my research and I did try searching the archives here. From what I have read, the AVIC X910BT does but I can not find conclusive evidence for the 710. I want to be able to set up my truck so that I can play a movie on the main head unit and have it go