On 08/02/13 23:15, LUG wrote:
We are going to be driving to Scotland to visit the in-laws in summer and
accompanying us will be our (by then) year old son. He has recently
discovered the joy of The Tweenies and other CBeebies based entertainment
(or rather, we have discovered that said programs
How about a Raspberry PI and a cheap in-car TFT? I just picked up a TFT
(Composite only) for £15 off E-bay.
Tim B.
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On 2013-02-08 23:15, LUG wrote:
Has anyone used a tablet for this purpose?
If not, what are people's general recommendations for reasonably
cheap tablets (by that I mean something under or around £100)?
my 4 year old daughter has a Sumvision Cyclone Voyager Tablet PC
Rockchip Dual Core 3066
On 08/02/13 23:15, LUG wrote:
We are going to be driving to Scotland to visit the in-laws in summer
and accompanying us will be our (by then) year old son.
Year old - that's a typo, right Keith? Because I can't imagine any child
of a year old being entertained by a gadget for long.
We
Alan Pope wrote:
On 08/02/13 23:15, LUG wrote:
Firstly, his car seat is rear-facing so this would need to be something
that would attach to the head-rest on the back seat, which is a different
shape to the front head rests.
Some of the ones I've seen come with various adjustable straps
Thanks to all for the responses...
Alan - No input jack in the car unfortunately and that is a good point on
the sound quality, I suppose things always need to be louder in the car to
overcome the road noise so something with little tiny speakers made from
crisp packets is going to struggle.
Tim
Hello all,
We are going to be driving to Scotland to visit the in-laws in summer and
accompanying us will be our (by then) year old son. He has recently
discovered the joy of The Tweenies and other CBeebies based entertainment
(or rather, we have discovered that said programs will keep him quiet
