The idea of having a wireless sync to a car stereo is awesome. It comes with an inadequately sized HD (it's 20 or 40GB I think), but there are numerous hacker sites that show you how to replace the HD, and it looks pretty darn easy to do it.
If you had enough capacity to store your entire music library in the car system, here's an interesting side thought-- IT'S ALSO YOUR BACKUP SYSTEM. You co-locate your data by driving somewhere! For some reason, that cracks me up.
man. must be friday. #!/ben
Ed Atlee wrote:
"pholmstr" <pholmstr.1o98xb-NUepA2SMhDQqspMVqqL2D+4xXEVPTSb/[EMAIL PROTECTED] g> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Now I have all 350 of my CDs at work and home, with fully automated syncrhonization. The only thing that kills me is when I get in my car. Come on SD, give us a car SB!
There's a system, I believe it's Rockford Fosgate, for the car that seems to be going for reasonable prices on E-bay. Let me see if I can find a link...it's MP3/WMA, and will auto-sync...
http://www.crutchfieldadvisor.com/S-ohXSj2MgEuI/reviews/20040227/wifi-omnifi_review.html
I was tempted, but then I thought, "I'm gonna be driving down the road, scrolling through 400 or so CD's, trying to find that one Neil Young song that I want to hear?" That, and my commute isn't that long.
Ed
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