Apple iPad at the Heart of a Ford Mustang
6/21/10, 10:29 AM
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Apple iPad at the Heart of a Ford Mustang
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Wow, that's pure sex!
I haven't looked into it, but could you connect a DVD-ROM to it? If that's the case, then a Carputer doesn't make sense anymore (as far as pricing). I'm really amazed at how well it looks and works for the car.
I haven't looked into it, but could you connect a DVD-ROM to it? If that's the case, then a Carputer doesn't make sense anymore (as far as pricing). I'm really amazed at how well it looks and works for the car.
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Did you notice the reset button, hazard light switch, etc. are missing. Might need those. Plus it would be a major PITA just to play music, much less anything else.
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He relocated the buttons to the glovebox.
As far as changing songs, it's really not any different than any other iPod touchscreen interface. Better, actually.
Awesome idea and execution.
As far as changing songs, it's really not any different than any other iPod touchscreen interface. Better, actually.
Awesome idea and execution.
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Love it. But I'd go with something more "dash friendly". Besides, what does it really sound like? How does it interface with the factory speakers?
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