TOUCH SCREEN CAR STEREOS WITH INTERNET
- Thread starter P.E.
- Start date
The world's first Internet car radio?
If you're the type of driver who finds Sirius XM's options too limited and just laughs at the idea of tuning in to a regular old terrestrial radio signal, then you might be interested in this: Internet radio site miRoamer.com and tech manufacturer Blaupunkt are joining forces for what they claim is "the world's first Internet car radio." Get this thing installed in your dashboard and you can listen to SacTownRadio while you're on the road.
If you're the type of driver who finds Sirius XM's options too limited and just laughs at the idea of tuning in to a regular old terrestrial radio signal, then you might be interested in this: Internet radio site miRoamer.com and tech manufacturer Blaupunkt are joining forces for what they claim is "the world's first Internet car radio." Get this thing installed in your dashboard and you can listen to SacTownRadio while you're on the road.
If you're the type of driver who finds Sirius XM's options too limited and just laughs at the idea of tuning in to a regular old terrestrial radio signal, then you might be interested in this: Internet radio site miRoamer.com and tech manufacturer Blaupunkt are joining forces for what they claim is "the world's first Internet car radio." Get this thing installed in your dashboard and you can listen to SacTownRadio while you're on the road.
'The new Blaupunkt internet car stereos will first be rolled out as built-in original equipment...
Hopefully both stereos will go on sale in the States by the end of the year...
The DIN-sized "Hamburg 600i" will cost around $375 and the 2DIN-sized "New Jersey 600i" will cost around $475'
plus the price of 3G data service because it works by connecting over bluetooth to a cell phone
Hopefully both stereos will go on sale in the States by the end of the year...
The DIN-sized "Hamburg 600i" will cost around $375 and the 2DIN-sized "New Jersey 600i" will cost around $475'
plus the price of 3G data service because it works by connecting over bluetooth to a cell phone
