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Goce interviews Tony from Bluestar Technology

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, 11-06-2008 at 09:23 AM (1775 Views)


The Chinese manufacturer Bluestar has been making double din all in one units for a few years now. Online carPC retailers digitalww and hipepc have stocked blue star's products in the past but those retailers have now closed up shop.

Mp3car expects to test samples within the next few months to see if this something mp3Car will offer in the hobbyist marketplace(mp3car store). So far so good!

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Updated 09-17-2009 at 03:23 PM by ecog

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Quote Originally Posted by Tidder View Post
Neat product.

Just a word of advice to Goce. Try to refrain from using "uhhhhh..." so much. It really killed me to listen to that every few seconds. Instead, just pause, collect your thoughts, and continue. Audible pauses in interviews just really kill interest quickly. (imo)

http://www.goalminds.com/articles/GwenTalbot.html

My favorite words were ahhh, and so. We will both work on cutting that down at CES.
Quote Originally Posted by DarquePervert View Post
Hmmmmm.
Is that Centrafuse running on the N52 model? (Pause the video about 3:08 in. The N52 is on the lower right, closest to Tony from BlueStar.)
If so, I wonder if Bluestar has a license and permission do market their products using CF?

And I notice that the camera operator (Rob?) zooms in on the unit next to the N52 showing a GPS navigation screen.

We asked about the software but lost that part of the interview. They told us it was their own software. Not sure about the other details. Maybe Goce remembers.
Neat product.

Just a word of advice to Goce. Try to refrain from using "uhhhhh..." so much. It really killed me to listen to that every few seconds. Instead, just pause, collect your thoughts, and continue. Audible pauses in interviews just really kill interest quickly. (imo)

http://www.goalminds.com/articles/GwenTalbot.html