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(EMAILWIRE.COM, March 10, 2011 ) Detroit, MI – Every time a new way to provide an entertaining distraction from the dullness of traffic, engineers who design each new generation of in-car entertainment seem to also find an easy method of self-installation.
Even though the technology has advanced, flip down monitors for car passengers are becoming more and more user-friendly: Friendlier to install and friendlier to use.
The days, actually, the nights, of taking your family to the Drive-in are not available anymore for 90% of Americans. However, the drive-in movie parks of the nineteenth century have been replaced with a dependable flip down monitor. The trade off for the lack of “Fire Works” at intermission and the absence of the truck that drives down the aisles spraying DDT to kill mosquitoes is replaced with the ability to choose two top-rated releases.
More to the point, everyone can have their theatre on wheels.
“Driving While Distracted” (DWD) is the cause of many accidents on American Highways today. Being distracted by children is will cause drivers to veer off into another lane. Does the phrase, “Don’t make me come back there,” bring back memories? With a flip down monitor system, the kids will no longer require your attention from the highway again.
To window-shop for the best flip down monitor, including Boss, Power Acoustik, Nitro, Pyle and many other major brands, visit the website: www.theflipdownmonitor.com/
Screens have demonstrated the most significant improvement –LCD screen systems are sized at five inches to 20 inches. Screens can be now mounted into the backs of seats instead of just overhead. Some screens are mounted up front on the dash.
One of the latest advancements in car DVD system audio are the wireless headphones. When a family is on a road trip, the kids can be entertained for hours. Yet, the parents up front donÂ’t have to hear it!
http://www.theflipdownmonitor.com
This press release was submitted by Right Now Marketing Group.
William Smith
William Smith
313-717-5526
wsmith@icgreit.com 
Source: EmailWire.com
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