Mercedes, Rolls Expand Commitment To HD Radio
November 18, 2009: The entire 2010 Rolls-Royce model line, including the Phantom Series, will include standard HD Radio, said iBiquity Digital. Rolls-Royce of North America began offering HD in vehicles in 2007.
"We are proud to confirm the availability of HD Radio technology for yet another prestigious brand -- Rolls-Royce," iBiquity COO Jeff Jury said. "The Rolls-Royce brand is revered. This commitment to HD Radio technology as standard illustrates how digital radio's dynamic function enhances the in-car ambiance. The addition of Rolls-Royce to the HD Radio roster truly solidifies the technology's stature in the luxury automotive class."
Additionally, Mercedes-Benz has expanded factory-installed HD to all 2010 models with premium feature packages. That includes the E-Class Coupe, and E, CL, CLS, S, and SLK class vehicles.
"We comment Mercedes-Benz USA for extending the availability of its premium feature packages to more of its newest automobiles, continuing to be a true innovator in providing excellence in design and performance," Jury said. "Mercedes-Benz drivers expect leading technologies, and the superior sound quality and clarity delivered by HD Radio entertainment will serve to enhance their experience."
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(11/20/2009 11:07:33 PM) Why on earth would you spend so much money on something that is basically local, in nature, when SIRIUS//XM=HAVE the finest of music an sound that will go anywhere you go from border to border including Canada, an Alaska in most parts. They have a excellent sound, I have been with them for 6 years an have not found at anytime where HD is better. |
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(11/18/2009 4:33:53 PM) Wow, premium $2,000-$4,000 packages, only. Do these clueless automakers have any idea the HD Radio simply doesn't work well? Paying iNiquity royalty fees - what fools. |
| - PocketRadio |
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