Thread: The Ultimate Car PC WOW best I've seen!!!

Death threats? Oh stop teasing me. Don't get me all hot and ready if you're not serious. Please tell me what I did to bring death threats on myself so I can do it again and again and again until it leads to the final climax. If you're serious, let me know, I'll post directions and I'll unlock the front door and leave the light on.

almost forgot- just what exactly is the appeal of a fold out motorized screen? Compaired to something that's built into the dash I just can't see any advantage. I thought maybe it would be less likely to get stolen but I think it would actually be easier to rip a DIN chassis out of a dash with everything than it would be to rip out a built in screen with the computer in the trunk. The subject of this thread looks like a prime candidate for being stolen. It won't take long for the thieves to figure out the screen is folded up in the head unit. Does the subject of this post have any embedded secutiry?

this thing works great the panel makes for easy navigation and less finger prints on the screen i will admit they need some work on the infill software but i have been informed they are working away at this...... maybe i need to do a short video of this thing in action for all you peeps ill try this weekend.....

I think it is badass, and instead of bashing it I think we can take alot from it. Looks like they might sell the boards separately, which they say are specially made for harsh automotive environments. Personally, the limited HDD space alone turns me away from it. I like the skins they use for their front end though, maybe someone with photoshop skills can make a similiar skin.

the HDD space can be resolved.
i took out the HDD and put in a 100GB one.
i must say they do pay attention to their construction. the DVD-ROM and HDD is mounted on a "suspension".
fine piece of work really.

Originally Posted by ptk

the HDD space can be resolved.
i took out the HDD and put in a 100GB one.
i must say they do pay attention to their construction. the DVD-ROM and HDD is mounted on a "suspension".
fine piece of work really.

Still not big enough...

Originally Posted by ptk

the HDD space can be resolved.
i took out the HDD and put in a 100GB one.
i must say they do pay attention to their construction. the DVD-ROM and HDD is mounted on a "suspension".
fine piece of work really.

Are you in the U.S.? Where did you get it, and how much did it set you back?

Infill site says about $3500 for a sample. And yes, it seems that's in US dollars.

Originally Posted by www.infill.co.kr

Sample of T3 ($3500 including Shipping &Handling via DHL 2 days proc.) The guarantee period is 6 months dating from delivery of the sample, delivery note is issued.
Prices may vary according to quantities ordered and depending on your requested specs whether supplied directly or through the distributor.(Negotiable)
Supporting Navigation Software Exclusively for Regional Inquiries.
Sliding Monitor and Machine Parts are not Detachable.

Originally Posted by XxAndyxX

Still not big enough...

dude, it never is...

having said that, the data element can always be added externally. shock buffering and transfer will be much easier that way.