 Fiberoptic
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Last Activity: Yesterday 03:18 PM
About Me
- About Fiberoptic
- Vehicle
- 2006 Toyota Scion
- Location
- Baltimore, MD
- Interests
- Sailing, Outdoors, Technology, sustainable living
- Occupation
- Owner, Mp3car.com - Tech stuff
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Signature
- Check out our video blog. 74 videos and counting
Contact Info
- Home Page
- http://www.mp3car.com/
- This Page
- http://www.mp3car.com/vbulletin/members/fiberoptic.html
CarPC Specs
- Front End
- StreetDeck, Centrafuse, Garmin Mobile PC, others
- Operating System
- Windows
- Motherboard
- double din all in one unit
- Processor
- Dual core Intel
- Memory
- 2gb
- Hard Drive #1
- 250gb 2.5" sata
- Power Supply
- Built in
- Screen
- 6.5"
- Sound Card
- Built in
- Satelite Radio
- No. Internet Radio
- WiFi
- Yes! Built in
- EVDO
- Yes! PCMCIA, built in.
- OBD-II
- Yes!
- GPS
- Built In
- Radio Tuner
- Built IN
- Miscellaneous
- More blog posts on this later. I am also testing our BoomzBox HD in this car. Check it out at a Ma
Blog
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Latest Blog Entry
Posted in Products and Technology
This isn't really car computing related, but here is some exclusive video after hours at the Lexus booth at SEMA 2009. Apparently there are no other places where you can get a first hand view of the LFA engine running so we are posting the engine piece now and will post the rest of our video review later. For those of you who are crazy about Lexus, you can download the ring tone on our forums.
Posted in Technology Events
Rob Wray from mp3Car talks with Robert from Optimoto about his "Battle Bot" inspired electric vehicle.Robert takes his experience from building fighting robots to make a very ruggedized electric car.
Posted in Technology Events
Rob Wray from mp3Car talks with Simon Saba from Saba motors and his car the Carbon 0. The Carbon 0 is a fully electric vehicle that aims for performance and economy.The Carbon 0 gets about 200 MPG!
Posted in Technology Events
Rob Wray from mp3Car talks with Frank from Future Vehicle Technologies about his electric car.This car has 4 screens on the dash, and is still being built with diagnostic and monitoring information.
Posted in Technology Events
Rob Wray talks with Ron to explain how MPG is calculated with electric vehicles considering they do not have "gallons".Basically, you calculate how much mileage you get to get the same power that the equivalent number of gallons gives you.
