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Computer in my Jeep: Project i-drive

Written by hevnsnt
Tuesday, 04 January 2005
Well, I would say I am finally about 90% done with my project. I call my mp3car project i-drive [Goal] To replace my car radio with a full mp3/music vido/dvd/gps solution. Details: Touchscreen: Lilliput Mobo: Epia M10000 Ram: 512m HDD: 120 gig DVD: Slim DVD/CDRW fabbed up front Power Supply: Opus 150w GPS: Ebay GPS Mouse (mounted behind rear-view mirror) Wifi: Not finished yet Radio/TV: Not finished yet (still building the case) but will be Leadtek 2000xp Pictures don't do it justice, I will have to take some better pics and get them uploaded.. There are some finger-prints on the mount-piece that showed up pretty good with my flash... But figured I might as well get started. Before I started Removed the Radio Started Pulling wires Pulled all the required wires up front. Testing on how the dash piece will look Now checking it out with screen Done! Frodo re-doing its database! Here are some videos MusicVideo Showing Touchscreen
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