Consumer Electronics Show 2006 - CES - Ice From Vegas

This bitchen headrest monitor from Vizualogic features USB and WiFi inputs along with an integrated hard drive for TiVo/PVR-like capability in your sport truck.

JL Audio brought out a brand-new Stealthbox for the Chevy Silverado. Designed to be hidden under the rear bench seat, this Stealthbox is filled with two 10W6v2 subs in a ported enclosure, handling 800 watts RMS.

Former Sport Truck cover truck, Rick Andersen's flamed Silverado benefitted from an upgraded Escalade console installation.

Jason Cenora's Paxton-blown Ford Explorer was on display in the Alphasonik booth.

Pioneer's AVIC-Z1 AM/FM/CD/DVD/GPS Receiver offers a touch-screen panel and double-DIN receiver with an integrated 30GB hard drive to fully manage music, as well as map and navigation data. It retails for $2,200.

Sony's new MEX-1GP AM/FM/CD Receiver retails for $350 and features a USB-enabled detachable faceplate with 1GB storage capacity to transfer MP3 and WMA files from your PC or Mac.

Adding aftermarket audio equipment to a factory system just got more high tech, thanks to Rockford Fosgate's 3Sixty Signal Processor. The $400, Bluetooth-enabled Palm device will balance and tune virtually any factory-installed system for use with aftermarket components.

Over in the Clarion booth, this Rick Dore Lincoln pickup shows that a lime-green pickup can be bold as well as elegant.

In the Directed Booth, we spied this slammed Hummer built by Ekstensive Metalworks of Texas, showing a fresh approach to the industry's most popular truck demo platform.