Dual Electronics Corporation announced the introduction of 12 new in-vehicle receivers: 5 multimedia models, 5 CD receivers, and 2 digital media receivers.

The key features include 2-Way DualMirror^™ technology (screen mirroring) for smartphones, built-in Bluetooth technology with ID3 tag and phonebook support, direct USB control for iPod/iPhone devices, control for Pandora, and 2.1A USB charging. All new CD and digital media receivers are available now. The flagship multimedia receiver (DV695MB) is available now, while the other four multimedia models will be available in March 2016. All new models will be on display during the 2016 International CES in Booth 2818 in the North Hall of the Las Vegas Convention Center, January 6-9, 2016.

“We are proud of the fact that our new receivers come with the richest feature sets yet,” said Jim Braun, President and CEO, Dual Electronics Corp. “With the introduction of 2-Way DualMirror in multimedia, and with Bluetooth being available in all but one model, the Dual line up offers great options for performance as well as smartphone integration and safety.”

Dual Electronics Corporation also announced the introduction of 15 new marine audio electronics: a single DIN digital media receiver, a gauge hole-size digital media receiver, three CD receiver plus speakers combo packs, two pairs of speakers, a subwoofer, and a wired remote control. Additional five new products feature RealTree^® MAX5 camo pattern design, and include: a digital media receiver and speakers combo pack, two pairs of speakers, an antenna, a splashguard, and a gimbal housing. All new models will be on display during the 2016 International CES in Booth 2818 in the North Hall of the Las Vegas Convention Center, January 6-9, 2016.

“Our line of marine audio electronics has been designed to enhance boating experience by providing both high-quality performance as well as long-term protection from the elements,” said Jim Braun, President and CEO, Dual Electronics Corp. “Features such as Bluetooth, USB control for iPod^®/iPhone^®, and Pandora connectivity also allow for seamless integration with smartphones.”