What would be sick is if Apple releases TV out from the iPhone. At that point all you would need is a monitor and an aux input.
mp3car.com?
Only problem with Mac solutions...no front end to make using a touchscreen easy...sure there are beta projects...none completed...for years now...
Anyway, nice project and solutions to the problems at hand!
mp3car.com?
Only problem with Mac solutions...no front end to make using a touchscreen easy...sure there are beta projects...none completed...for years now...
Anyway, nice project and solutions to the problems at hand!
Any videos of these setups? I love the idea of iTap, but I really would love to see the whole set up in a video or very detailed stills at least.
How does using a remote control (itouch/iphone) to control a mac mini inside a car...work?
Your hands are distracted as well as your eyes when working the remote.
A touchscreen LCD and possibly a remote controller (physical, not video/touch) are your safest bets. not just for usability, but for real safety on the road.
3 seconds for the road and 1 for the screen.
Also, I swear, you get used to having a Monitor in the car, I have had it for years without incident, (knock on wood). I would never watch something for the first time while driving, but I am perfectly fine with things like The Simpsons and Music Videos playing. There is kinda the 3 to 1 second rule. 3 seconds for the road and 1 for the screen.
Perhaps the software created for powermac g4 in the car can be adapted?
PowerMac G4 in car
https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/56835/
For some mac front end software check out
http://www.mp3car.com/vbulletin/maccar/
Actually check out the rest of the forum for any more related info
Wow, this looks very interesting.
Although, I would also get an actual mouse for say if I was stopped somewhere and wanted to use the internet.
How about setting up a printer?!
Samsung just announced one as well you may be interested in.
http://www.engadget.com/2009/02/05/samsungs-syncmaster-u70-is-7-inches-of-extra-real-estate/
Doesn't turning the computer on and off every time you start the car tax the hard drive?
What I use to do for Internet, and a wifi network for that matter, was have a aircard from ATT, or whoever, and share its connection to the airport. The sharing only worked with a special driver from the company that made it. (Seirra Wireless) The included program didn't allow for sharing. Just my two bits.
Samsung just announced one as well you may be interested in.
http://www.engadget.com/2009/02/05/samsungs-syncmaster-u70-is-7-inches-of-extra-real-estate/
Doesn't turning the computer on and off every time you start the car tax the hard drive?
Having video play in full view of the driver in a moving vehicle is illegal.
Not just unsafe.
Did you do this in your car? Or was this from one laptop to another and such?
It's krayzie that the OS X built in internet sharing could not handle it...
yea be careful guys. i've got a kenwood headunit in my GTI and I'll occasionally put a movie on during a long drive late at night. but this isnt one of those things were if a cop catches you he gives you a $100 slap on the wrist.... THEY IMPOUND YOUR CAR. happened to a fiend of mine in highschool. cost around $1500 to get his car back on top of the fact that they confinscated his $1200 head unit.