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Single DIN with a 10″ Display

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This Single DIN has a large 10" display in it's 11.7" screen that can easily be orientated to landscape or portrait mode. This gives a you a choice, but the main reason for this screen configuration is its portrait mode. Portrait gives it a tesla look and feel without the addition costs associated with a custom fit tesla style android headunits.
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Fastest Android Headunit Processor: UIS7862

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The unimaginatively named UIS7862 is the latest and greatest processor used in a large majority of the fastest Android headunits. Having 8 high speed cores and access to an impressive 6Gb of RAM will keep the headunits operating smoothly with anything you can throw at it.
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Advice about Android Headunit operations

Can I add more RAM to my Android Headunit?

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The early fakes had a miserly 1 GB of RAM, which, after android had used its share, this left only 762Mb RAM for the user to load apps. The Chinese fakers edited the files that report the RAM level to show they had 2Gb RAM fitted. This looked good on the sales pages and even with CPUZ and AIDA64, but the actual usable RAM was still less than 1 GB RAM.
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Terminology

Android Headunit RAM

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R.A.M. is an acronym for Random Access Memory. The meaning doesn't help explain its use in an android headunit but the letters RA and M appear in every listing or sales literature ever written for an android headunit.
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