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Reply With QuoteLooks good provided the price is right. They only have composite input which isnt the best, but can do the job provided your card outputs a clean signal.
I've found a homepage with some cheap in-dash displays I'm thinking of buying the 7" version (TM-701L)!
http://telxtron.co.uk.byber.com/dash.html
But before I would like to get some opinions about it!
Looks good provided the price is right. They only have composite input which isnt the best, but can do the job provided your card outputs a clean signal.
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Kenwood KVC-1000r In-Dash LCD. x-10 MouseRemote. Destinator V2 Gps. DC-DC with onboard Shutdown controller.
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I'm going to use a ATI All-In-Wonder 16MB PCI could this card do the job well or are there other maybe better cards??
the ones dscustoms is selling are 225USD (including shipping)
and i can tell you, they are great
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Yeah I like the redant in-dash too but I've sent the company already a mail and didn't receive an answer!
They list all their retail prices HereOriginally posted by phil.45
Looks good provided the price is right. They only have composite input which isnt the best, but can do the job provided your card outputs a clean signal.
Don't look too bad. Remember the $ prices are for Aus$
4x4 in a turbo stylee.
£200 for a 7" 16:9 lcd in-dash looks like a good deal to me. If thats the route you want to take Id say go for it.
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AMD K6/2 500 @ 450mhz to keep heat and power usage down, 64Mb, slim CDrom drive, 64mb USB pendrive for MP3 transfer, 10Gb 2.5" drive for MP3, USB>RS232
All jammed in external CDROM drive case.
Kenwood KVC-1000r In-Dash LCD. x-10 MouseRemote. Destinator V2 Gps. DC-DC with onboard Shutdown controller.
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I'm torn between looking for a Used Destop VGA TFT monitor on Ebay, hopefully with touchscreen, and going with TVout.Originally posted by phil.45
£200 for a 7" 16:9 lcd in-dash looks like a good deal to me. If thats the route you want to take Id say go for it.
I plan to use This HTPC interface. I can be controlled by Girder. And use most programs that i will need.
I have an Ira and universal remote to operate as IR mouse.
So I could go either way, although a touch screen would be nice too, plus a mini tuckaway keyboard.
4x4 in a turbo stylee.
Saw them, but I was concerned about the dodgy looking gold finish (this from someone that thinks that Alpines silver decks were too outlandish (I own a CDA 7949)) - I'll be emailing them to see if they come in a basic black :-)Originally posted by phil.45
£200 for a 7" 16:9 lcd in-dash looks like a good deal to me. If thats the route you want to take Id say go for it.
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There isn't an email address on their website! I sent a note to them via their ebay sales page :-)
On another vaguely related issue...
Received my 5.6" In Dash LCD from DS Customs today (in the seemingly standard multiple layers of bubble wrap. It's a nice piece of kit...
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