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Is this a real Z3 MAP Screen Shot ???

By crd · May 22, 2008in Hacks/Mods💬 17 posts👁️ 6,151 views
Posted May 22, 2008 · 11:13 UTC#1

I found this picture on ebay, it looks to be a europe model, does the Z3 haves this kind of map VIEW or screen shot? Because my Z2 with the Z3 upgrade haves NOTHING similar.

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Posted May 22, 2008 · 17:49 UTC#2

Nope. Probably europe or japan

Posted May 23, 2008 · 04:00 UTC#3

it was European version .. look the 30 in Red .. it's the limit of the route he took .. and all in Metric measure ...

Posted May 23, 2008 · 05:05 UTC#4

Newbie here. Actually according to Pioneer website, the Z3 does have 3D images for certain POIs and for a select few metropolitan areas/cities.

Posted May 23, 2008 · 06:49 UTC#5

Not whole streets though, just landmarks

 

Newbie here. Actually according to Pioneer website, the Z3 does have 3D images for certain POIs and for a select few metropolitan areas/cities.
Posted May 23, 2008 · 13:53 UTC#6

wow i wish Z3 was like this :cry:

Posted May 23, 2008 · 14:27 UTC#7

so why does the US version suck and europe/japan ones are better and better technology?

Posted May 23, 2008 · 14:39 UTC#8
so why does the US version suck and europe/japan ones are better and better technology?

Says who?

 

I highly doubt that's a live shot of any product.

Posted May 23, 2008 · 15:59 UTC#9

Most navs in Japan have that level of detail for major cities. It's a function of the quality of cartography that's available from the map vendors. Here in the US Navteq and Tele-Atlas just don't provide that much detail.

Posted May 23, 2008 · 17:09 UTC#10

Japanese navigation does look like that. But remember that all of japan combined is smaller than California, and they aren't building much anymore because its already full so there is almost no need to keep updating the roads, so they do the buildings instead. To do that level of detail in north america would take 100s of gigs of information, if not a terabyte, plus years for teleatlas to actually record and render the buildings

Posted May 27, 2008 · 03:13 UTC#11

is there a z3 model for japan with xm navtrafic? nav above.

Posted May 28, 2008 · 02:16 UTC#12

I wish the Pioneer Z1/Z2/Z3 navigation screen could look like this one:

 

http://www.engadget.com/tag/sanyo

Posted May 31, 2008 · 10:58 UTC#13

It must be fake.

 

I've had an HD1BT (= Z1), upgraded it to HD2BT (= Z2), which then got stolen, then got back an HD2BT (which got stolen again eventually) and none of these looked like this. Also the one posted on the Dutch website for the HD3BT (= Z3) looks exactly like the Z2/Z1 pictures:

http://www.pioneer.nl/images/products/c ... _large.jpg

 

I love the Sanyo look btw - too bad Sanyo here in Holland does not supply nav-systems (as far as I could find)...

 

Getting myself either the Kenwood NV-D89GA (7" 1DIN slide out, incl. code + detachable front), or the JVC KW-NX7000 (7" 2DIN with detachable front!!)...no more Pioneer till they protect (code/detachable) their nav-systems...

 

Regards,

 

Nika.

Posted Apr 12, 2009 · 00:55 UTC#14

I also think It´s a fake. Not because of the detail, but because of the info in the bottom. It just doesn´t look like something a Pioneer Avic would look like. I wish it was true though! It looks great:)

Posted May 20, 2009 · 17:36 UTC#15

ya the US ver does have a 3d view thats really nice.

 

I live in las vegas, and when i go downtown to the strip, it gives me the 3d view of everything including pools and parking garages and all kinds of stuff, pretty neet

Posted May 20, 2009 · 18:37 UTC#16

Ya, I doubt that is a live shot. Looks like the map is overlaid on a pro-photo. Basically what they do for adds and promo stuff. Not only will 3D buildings and objects take lots of data it would also require lots of labor costs for artists to create it. It is done for cool buildings here but not the bulk of things like office buildings and houses. For example check out google earth. The photorealistic buildings are for ones that the owners or locals want to show off and mostly in downtown areas. The gray i believe are just made from the computer looking at the satellite view.

Posted Jul 10, 2009 · 12:26 UTC#17

No, that´s a total fake. :-)