Kenwood created a new line of In-Dash Navigation systems codenamed DNX, and one of their latest releases is the DNX5140 model which costs close to $1,150 at Amazon.

The Kenwood DNX5140 features a 6.1-inch TFT touchscreen with the obvious GPS navigation system (built-in Garmin), and also comes with radio and support for optical discs. Additional features include a direction iPod connection, being able to stream music via USB, and a front panel with A/V input and output. This DNX5140 model is very similar to its big brother DNX6140, the only different is that it doesn’t include the Bluetooth module.

Check more details of the Kenwood DNX5140 at Amazon.

C-IP313 is the codename of the new dock made by Kenwood, which unlike other docks has a good style and good specifications.

In terms of supported audio file formats, it can play MP3 and WMA via a USB pen, or via a SD/SDHC memory card. Besides those two options, it can also has a CD player for everyone that still has CDs… The dock also works with the iPod but it seems it doesn’t like the iPhone. As for the sound, 2 speakers with 10W each is not bad for such a small sized dock. The Kenwood C-IP313 will hit the shelves at the end of October.