Name: (5667) Ultra-Thin 12.3" Qualcomm Snapdragon 680 8 Cores 8+128GB Android Screen, for BMW 7 Series F01 F02 NBT Android 14 Wireless and Wired CarPlay Android Auto Calls Using The OEM Microphone Monitor （2013-2015）
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(5667) Ultra-Thin 12.3″ Qualcomm Snapdragon 680 8 Cores 8+128GB Android Screen, for BMW 7 Series F01 F02 NBT Android 14 Wireless and Wired CarPlay Android Auto Calls Using The OEM Microphone Monitor （2013-2015）

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Description

Only suitable for BMW NBT original car 6PIN LVDS system. Not suitable for EVO system.
Using Ultra-thin process, the screen-to-body ratio reaches 82.3%, 12.3″ large Android display; metal material shell and Non-Airgap process, the picture quality image is more realistic.
Wireless and wired CarPlay and Android Auto are supported, and you can use the original in-car microphone to make calls when using CarPlay and Android Auto. You can also receive CarPlay or Android Auto calls using the original Bluetooth.
Powered by Qualcomm Snapdragon 680 chip with 6nm process, 8-core processor. Android 13 Version. 8GB of RAM with 128GB of ROM, DDR4 Emmc UFS 2.2 can handle multitasking quickly without lagging.
Support The OEM Camera and PEMP AHD Reversing Camera & front Camera. The Reversing Picture Will Be Very Clear.
Using The SIM Card Holder Design Of The Mobile Phone, It Is Convenient To Take Out And Insert The SIM Card, So That You Can Enjoy The 4G High-Speed Network Immediately, 2.4G and 5.0G Two bands WiFi;

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