From sleek, retractable in-dash televisions to high-performance monitors, from in-dash DVD players to easy-add-on portable systems, it's obvious that mobile video is here to stay.

Why put a large-screen receiver in your dash? Large touchscreens, loads of built-in features, and easy viewability are just some of the advantages to building your stereo around one of these receivers. You'll also have expansion options like navigation and a rear-view camera available to you for more convenience down the road.

This Crutchfield video has the details on the different mobile video options available, and what's involved in installing them in your car.

Automotive video system components vary by manufacturer, but there are a few general rules you can follow when installing a car video system. Check them out here.

Why would I want a car video system? How do I put together a mobile video system? Do I have to buy everything for my system at one time? What about multi-channel sound mobile theater? Plus more...

Our exclusive Mobile Video Installation Guide provides details on suggested system layouts and wiring routes for several major types of mobile video systems. The large, easy-to-read format is modeled on our MasterSheet® instructions, and includes helpful diagrams and a list of the tools you'll need.

The Audiovox VOD10PS2 overhead video system has a built-in PlayStation 2 for gaming on the road. Crutchfield car audio expert, Zak, gives you a quick look and offers tips for deciding if this is the right backseat video system for you.

Learn about the features and technical specifications you'll encounter when checking out mobile video systems.

Learn how to install a first-rate backseat mobile video system. Charlie Pastorfield reviews his installation of Vizualogic's dual headrest monitor package in a 2004 Chevrolet Silverado.

This brief video shows you how to install and use a portable video player in your car.

Our new in-house Labs will help us dig even deeper into the equipment we sell. From acoustically optimized listening rooms to advanced test benches, we'll bring you meaningful measurements along with real-world impressions from our savvy experts.

Steve, Crutchfield A/V Editor, gives us a tour of the Crutchfield Labs. He talks about why we built the Labs and how they can help us find you the right gear.

Made to link wirelessly to a Kenwood's DNN990HD or DNN770HD navigation receiver, the LZ-T700 acts like a backseat tablet, providing your passengers with all the audio and video content available through the in-car network that you set up through your Kenwood DNN receiver, your compatible smart phone or other Wi-Fi® source, and the LZ-T700 7" touchscreen.