New AutosoundsFleet B2B website is launched!

 

As we've said in our previous blogs the industry has changed and is still changing so it means for Autosounds to stay ahead of the competition we have to change the company dynamics. We've been dealing with local and national SME's to Plc businesses for over 10 years but we have never had a dedicated website for them to visualise us through, we feel it's important that our customers don't just think of us as a car audio specialist especially when we are seeking to win new business for the first time.

Over the years our reputation has excelled into which we have become approved suppliers for large Plc’s, local councils as well as a large number of commercial, light commercial, car dealerships and large leasing companies. We pride ourselves in our technical knowledge of all aspects of after market accessories and are able to source from a wide range of suppliers to enable the best price and product for your requirements.

We now have 3 dedicated account managers looking solely after our business users so we can assure our clients of exceptional service and aftersales.

Our new website promotes this!! Please visit it and let other businesses users know we are more than an in car entertainment specialist!

www.autosoundsfleet.co.uk 
 

What's going on in the Mobile Electronics World?: Rosen reveal market first!

What's going on in the Mobile Electronics World?: Rosen reveal market first!: Rosen Entertainment will reveal at the SEMA show next month, the first aftermarket headrest monitor to our knowledge that provides ...

Rosen reveal market first!

Rosen Entertainment will reveal at the SEMA show next month, the first aftermarket headrest monitor to our knowledge that provides a handy top slot to dock your iPhone or iPod touch.



The AV7900 headrest system lets you nest your iPhone in the headrest where it charges and is able to send video to the headrest screen and audio to the car’s sound system. The iPhone compartment also has slots for a USB drive and micro SD card.

The new headrest system is also unique in that its components—the LCD screen, the DVD player and the iPhone cuby are removable by the dealer. Inside the headrest is a “bucket” that contains the various components. The retailer can open the bucket and remove or add components, so customers get the features they want.

The headrests use 7-inch, high definition screens with improved resolution over earlier models. Each also now comes with 50 built-in games (compared to earlier models with 25). “So those who just want two screens and an iPhone dock still get 50 games,” said Rosen’s Steve Weimar.
The screens also include capacitive touch controls instead of mechanical buttons.
The headrests will ship in January at prices to be announced along with new OE look-a-like (OE replacement) radios from Rosen.

The Piranha series of double DIN factory replacement AV radios include stereo Parrot Bluetooth and 6.5 inch high definition LCD monitors. They provide USB control of an iPhone and iPod and they come with built-in steering wheel controls. Also included is navigation and a back up camera interface with instant on. We will report on this when we know more details.

Autosounds win new contract for the installation of Quartix Tracking systems for the AA

We are very pleased to announce a new contract for the installation of tracking systems via Quartix for the AA, the idea is that the system measures things such as monitoring speed, braking severity, cornering and the types of roads used during certain times of day.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-16969509

All of this can only help in reducing insurance premiums which have rocketed. The main reason that insurance premiums are so high is down to the fact of the "where there's a blame there's a claim culture" great you get £2'000 for whiplash but enjoy your insurance premium hike next year!

Either way though we are pleased to have won this contract and it can only make is stronger for 2013.

London 2012: BBC launches 'Digital Olympics'

Now's the time to get your vehicles existing car stereo upgraded to digital if your a fan of the Olympics!

Autosounds can supply and fit aftermarket / retrofit in car DAB / Digital radio into any vehicle on the market. Please call us on 0191 2736100 for a demonstration.

London 2012: BBC launches 'Digital Olympics' coverage

The BBC has announced details of the digital services that will offer viewers the most comprehensive coverage ever of an Olympic Games.

The broadcaster will provide live coverage of every London 2012 sport from every venue throughout the day.

An enhanced video experience will give access to up to 24 live HD streams and 2,500 hours of coverage via the BBC Sport website on PC and laptop.

A free Olympics mobile app will allow audiences to access content on the go.

• The BBC Olympics mobile browser site, accessible across all mobile devices, will mirror much of the desktop experience, while audiences can also access coverage through tablets and connected TV.

• The BBC's Red Button service for the Olympics on Sky, Virgin Media and Freesat will offer audiences access to up to 24 live streams, while there will be an additional 24-hour channel of extra BBC Olympics content available via the BBC Red Button for audiences with Freeview and BT Vision.

• The BBC Sport app for connected TVs will give audiences access to the BBC's interactive coverage, while Virgin Media TiVo users will be able to access this content via the BBC Red Button.

The BBC Sport website will offer a page for every sport, country, athlete and venue. The coverage includes live updates, Twitter visualisations and comments from across social media

 

 

"The London 2012 Olympic Games is likely to be the biggest sporting event in the UK in our lifetimes," said Roger Mosey, BBC Director, London 2012.

"The BBC's coverage will ensure that our audiences need never miss a moment.
"As the nation's broadcaster, we are committed to ensuring that viewers get the most from their Olympic experience and our comprehensive coverage will deliver on that promise.

"We will be bringing live coverage of every Olympic Sport from every venue, through a combination of BBC One and BBC Three and up to 24 simultaneous streams live online on PC, mobile, tablet or connected TV.

"These services will be complemented by coverage on Radio 5 live, mobile and tablet.
"The majority of cable and satellite viewers will be able to access the 24 channels on their providers' platform through the BBC Red Button.

"Alongside our sport offering, our news services will be providing impartial news coverage on all the big Olympic stories."

The flagship Olympic channels, BBC One, BBC Two (when BBC One switches to the news), BBC Three, BBC HD and BBC One HD will be dedicated to the event over the 17 days of competition.
A 24-hour digital radio station, Radio 5 live Olympic Extra, will complement BBC Radio 5 live and BBC Radio 5 live Sports Extra for the duration of the Games.

These stations combined will bring round-the-clock news, commentary and coverage with the majority of the stations' output coming live from Olympic venues around the UK.
"It's serving audiences in a way we've never been able to do before," said Dave Gordon, BBC Sport's Head of Major Events.

"From even more extensive coverage on TV, radio and online to mobile phones and tablets there will be unlimited content available. The technology is now in place to offer the ultimate choice for our viewers and there will be times when we will have up to 24 screens of sport."