Thread: August 13, 2008 - Go Go Guru

This looks a lot like the Azentek Atlas. Are you guys going to offer your own branded version of it? The pricing from Crutchfield is still a bit too high for me.

Sure does. From the look in the pics, it will be rebranded. For all we know though, the Atlas is rebranded too. Wonder if price will be in the same park. A roughly similarly spec'd Atlas is going for about $2400, but with only a gig o ram and unknown hdd size.

I added a little bit of extra detail in this "Show Off Your Project" post.

Originally Posted by ik632

This looks a lot like the Azentek Atlas. Are you guys going to offer your own branded version of it? The pricing from Crutchfield is still a bit too high for me.

Crutchfield has had a coming soon / out of stock flag on that thing for months. This product will be branded guru as you can see in the bios screen shot above.

The Atlas looks like a really nice piece of hardware. It was actually in Popular Mechanics this month. There was even an article about installing a pc in the car. In either case, back on topic, I can't wait to see it in the MP3Car store.

I added a link to a resume from hibernate video.

"Resumes from hibernate with 1gb of memory in 17-18seconds. More memory will slow resume time. (see a video here)"

Added a link to the store:
http://store.mp3car.com/Guru_Double_..._p/ccc-130.htm

From there you can also Download the High Resolution 30MB Guru Image pack

i had the chance to get hands on with this piece of hardware a few weeks ago and its definitely well-built with all the bells and whistles. The screen was great with glare (even though i dont believe its transflective). Its remarkable how much is tucked into that double din unit!

I noticed that the frequency response is listed as 500Hz-10kHz on the purchase page. Is this correct or is this a typo? I would be ok with the main speakers crossed over that high if I had a woofer, but if I didn't and had a nice set of components I'd probably want the full range to them.