Delphi Corp. Drives Technology Forward with Ford Motor Co. Contract
Delphi Corp.'s new business contract with Ford Motor Co. showcases the company's commitment to innovative technology, as they supply Family Entertainment Systems for the 2004 Ford Freestar and Mercury Monterey. This system will provide families with a budget-friendly way to enjoy entertainment during long road trips, equipped with a DVD player, wireless headphones, and parental control options. The system's features will keep children occupied and happy, reducing stress for parents during vehicle travel.
Key Takeaways:
- Delphi Corp. has signed a new business contract with Ford Motor Co. to supply Family Entertainment Systems for the 2004 Ford Freestar and Mercury Monterey.
- The Family Entertainment System comes equipped with a DVD player, wireless headphones, and parental control options, allowing passengers to enjoy movies, listen to CDs, or play video games.
- A similar entertainment system is already available on some models of the Ford Excursion, Ford Expedition, and the Lincoln Navigator.
- The system's features will provide families with a budget-friendly way to enjoy entertainment during long road trips, reducing stress for parents.
- Delphi Corp.'s investment in this technology demonstrates the company's commitment to innovation and customer satisfaction.
- Bob Schumacher, business line executive for Delphi's wireless business line, emphasizes the importance of providing families with a fun and affordable way to enjoy entertainment during travel.
- The Family Entertainment System's features and parental control options aim to cater to families' diverse needs and preferences.
Statistics:
- The Family Entertainment System comes equipped with a 7-inch display.
- The system includes external inputs to allow rear-seat users to plug in a video game system and use the in-vehicle display.
- The system provides control options through an Infra Red (IR) remote control and the front seat audio system.
- The system allows passengers to listen to movies with wireless headphones or via the vehicle audio system.
Sources:
- Delphi Corp., press release, January 4, 2003.
- PRNewswire, "Delphi Corp. Continues to Drive Technology Forward", January 4, 2003.
- Delphi Corp. website, http://www.delphi.com/media.