News Release：Pioneer to Exhibit Latest In-car Technologies and Products atTOKYO MOTOR SHOW 2007

October 17, 2007, Tokyo, Japan - Pioneer Corporation will be showcasing its latest in-car technologies and products under the theme, "Feel the Next Stage - a new generation of emotional experience," at the 40th Tokyo Motor Show 2007 which will be held at the Makuhari Messe in Chiba Prefecture from Saturday, October 27 through Sunday November 11.

The Pioneer booth (Event Hall T502) will feature the "Smart-Loop" stage presentation for the innovative in-car life offered by the latest car navigation systems, the Mobile Entertainment zone, and the R&D zone.

About Pioneer Booth

Car Navigation Systems

The latest lineup of the CYBER NAVI and the RAKU NAVI car navigation systems, realizing its Smart Loop concept - the core vision for its next-generation car navigation systems - will be introduced.

< Main exhibited products >

• CYBER NAVI car navigation systems (AVIC-VH099G, etc.)
• RAKU NAVI car navigation systems (AVIC-HRZ009G, etc.)
• Bluetooth® adaptor

In-car A/V Systems

In this zone, the audience will enjoy a variety of Pioneer car audio systems through hands-on exhibits.

< Main exhibited products >

• A/V main units (AVH-P900DVA, DEH-P910, FH-P520MD, etc.)
• Power amplifiers (PRS-D7100, etc.)
• Car speaker systems (TS-CX900, etc.)
• iPod® adaptor

R&D

In the R&D zone, part of Pioneer's R&D activities will be introduced covering the in-car entertainment technologies. Visitors will have a peep at the future of in-car equipment.

< Main exhibited technologies >

• In-car IEEE1394 system
  By utilizing the IEEE1394 system technology, single-cable multiplex transfer is realized in a vehicle. It will allow us to decrease the number of wire harnesses connecting in-car devices, which will lead to lighter vehicle bodies.
• In-car robot
  The in-car robot is a new type of interface between high-tech and high-touch. It can serve as a driver's partner to share the driver's feelings, react to the driver's situations, communicate with the driver, etc.
• 3-D floating vision
  Three-dimensional image display system is displayed as an in-car application.