Hey guys I just picked up a pre-production of the Azentek Atlas CPC-1000 and will begin the install and configuration of Centrafuse. From what I know Azentek works with Flux in developing a custom front end based off Centrafuse. I do not have this front end so I will be installing a fresh copy of Centrafuse 2. From my discussions with Azentek it is uncertain that this product will ever make it to full production and into consumers hands. I have been tracking this product since it was first announced and have been very lucky that the opportunity to purchase a new in box pre-production unit.
As of Today I have powered the unit up and played with windows a bit. The PC is running Windows Vista Home Premium. The physical construction of this unit is amazing. This is by far the most "durable" feeling piece of equipment I have ever used. Windows Vista runs very fast.
My first step will be to create an entire backup copy of the OS, drivers, programs, etc as I do not have a backup copy of these items. I will then install Centrafuse onto this Windows Vista system and begin configuration. I will report back any issues I might encounter with Vista and Centrafuse.
I believe the Guru all in one system available here at MP3Car is an earlier rebranded version of this unit that was put out to gain some input from the community.
The mp3Car guru and the Azentek Atlas CPC-1000 are both rebranded units - however, mp3car extensively participated in testing this unit as did other leading auto manufacturers.
Production has ceased and new models have been designed by the manufacturer, but this unit is excellent, we have been using it for well over a year for all in car testing.
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