Finally a proper car PC

[VJ]

We all know about the possibilities of using a via eden system to make a car PC. But it always looks terrible...

Enter the Infill, a double din car PC that has everything:

http://www.gizmodo.com/gadgets/laptops-pcs/sff/index.php#infill-t3-big-time-car-pc-111957

More details (in Korean):

http://www.infill.co.kr/product/main.asp

Jörg

[Kooldino]

awesome.

[Chris B]

I'll admit I don't know the first thing about cars in general. As nice as that unit looks, it also looks like it's twice the hight of the CD player I have in my car, meaning there is no way it's ever going to fit in my dash

Or am I completely mistaken?

[VJ]

Many cars actually have room for units twice the height of a single car radio (car radio = DIN, the room is then double DIN). Under normal circumstances (i.e. if you have a regular car radio), the remainder is configured as a small open storage compartment. Is there perhaps such a compartment below your radio?

Of course, some car manufacturers seem to insist on installing their own systems, which often leads to problems if you want an aftermarket unit.

I would have room for it in my VW Polo, my parents in their Volvo 850, my brother in his Volvo V40, ...


Jörg

[Wombat]

Unfortunately, my car has two separate DIN slots.

[VJ]

According to this thread:

http://www.mp3car.com/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=54502&page=2&pp=15

(also see the next page)

the Infill consists of 2 seperate DIN units...


Jörg