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i saw where this was in the intel booth at ces or sema or something i dont remember which so i looked it up....it cost about the same as an avic-n2


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I kinda dig it, but I wish I knew what their output voltage is. Tell you guys what, when I win the Oklahoma Lottery, I will buy everyone here a streetdeck. geez, that sounds like a skateboard.
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Its On The Way Terry!!!













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[quote="Bwcad1"]Its On The Way Terry!!!













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you tease.... :scorp:
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Yeah i've wanted a car pc for a while... I just havn't felt like putting the money into it right now.
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I saw these at CES... also had seen them a couple years ago, in the Stinger/HiFonics demo car from two years ago, if you remember the Dodge Magnum with the waterfall install in the rear hatch, waterfall was used as a screen for a projector TV? It was a very nice install...

http://www.xenarc.com

Those I really like, because it's modular - buy your "PC" (some as cheap as a couple hundred bucks), buy your touch-screen interface (some as cheap as a few hundred bucks), buy your software/OS depending on what you want it to do - and my understanding is, based on the OS, no "boot time".

Looked pretty cool, I thought.
Might be real similar to this one...
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