1. the primary focus for us in the beginning is high quality video display. meaning our screens will be bright, non pixalated, and will not wash out when viewed from a side angle. the video display quality will rival those from top name manufactures, such as sony, pioneer, panasonic and alpine. we have done a few direct comparisons with some of these monitors and we can say our products stack up well. some screens may have better resolution, but our screens would in most times have better side angle viewing capabilities.
2. Initially, we will focus primarily on screens, meaning they wont have many features, such as built in dvd players, fm modulators, etc etc. the reason for this is that one, we dont quite have the money or the expertise to develop more complicated products, and two, there are a lot of these more feature packed units around...and our competitive advantage is instead centered on high quality screens
3. every thing will hold a one year warranty, and unlike most brands, most of our products will be avaialbe in different colors, black, tan, dark grey and light grey maybe the logical choices.
now, the three products i am going to show yall are three lines that I think will sell the best, they each offer very high quality lcd screens, combined with nice touches...
1. 7" motorized flip out monitor. just a raw monitor, no dvd player built in, no audio output, just two sets of video inputs. the motorization gears are real metal gears, unlike cheap plastic ones found on lower line stuff from other brands. the motorization motion is quite smooth. the intention of this unit is, couple it with a nice dvd headunit (for example JVC sells a nice dvd/mp3/cd/cdr headunit around 400 retail that has excellent audio and video output quality), and you have a in dash package that has video and audio playback equal to, if not just as good the best all in one units from alpine, pioneer and panasonic, while costing much, much less. of course a double din dash helps
retail on the units in the upper $400 range, with a VS price of perhaps 30-40 percent less
2. 8" celing mount motorized flip down screen. again just a screen. built in dome lights, clock and a nice motorization feature with metal gearing so its more durable. We will have the usual array of manual flip downs...but i am showing this one becuase motorized flip downs have not been as common. many companies stayed away after their plastic gear mechs thave a tendency to break after one or two jams...
retail on the unit is in the mid to low $600 range, but VS prices could be lower by as much as 40-50 percent
3. this is a product i personally REALLY like. replacement visors with built in lcd screen, we will have a 6" 7" and this one i am showing is a 7.6" wide screen. the universal adapter will fit almost ANY car that has the usual single attachment with rod style of attachment method. The attachmen points are adjustable and you get a replacement rod pincher so you can secure this new visor. still fully functional as a sun visor. in the past, when trying to stuff video screens into the visor, you are limted in depth and size, and you end up having to do a lot of work, and end up with something htat doesnt look very clean. and the cusotm ends up paying more in labor. with these units, installation takes an hour or so, and its guranteed to look clean. again, these units will come in a variety of colors to match...i am planning on throwing a set of 7.6" wide screens in my car soon
oh and they come of course for hte driver and passenger side visors 
retail pricing will range from upper 300 dollar range (for one) on the 6.5, to upper 400 dollar range for a 7.6, and VS pricing will be 30-40 percent or so less
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