Hi guys,
what do you think about this?
http://xtrons.co.uk/td626a-6-2-inch...h-screen-double-din-dvd-player-with-obd2.html
what do you think about this?
http://xtrons.co.uk/td626a-6-2-inch...h-screen-double-din-dvd-player-with-obd2.html
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I just buy this one (from Aliexpress) that is made to fit perfectly in my car. I already received it by DHL.
http://www.witson.com/en/displayproduct.html?proID=102418114
It works perfectly and have an amazing look.
http://www.witson.com/en/displayproduct.html?proID=102418114
It works perfectly and have an amazing look.
Hi KMatle, I highly recommand it to you. Everything works as expected and the steering wheel controls as well. My car have a small stash on the dash, so I put the GPS antenna inside. Everything was surprisingly easy to install, the backup camera was a little bit more complicated but not too much.
The only small issue I'm having right now is that the device have 3 memories. One 8GB flash (where the OS is), one 8 GB nand (almost empty) and a 8GB external SD (where the Maps are). The problem is that apps always install on the flash memory so there is no room to install a lot of apps. I'm looking for a way to use the nand.
The only small issue I'm having right now is that the device have 3 memories. One 8GB flash (where the OS is), one 8 GB nand (almost empty) and a 8GB external SD (where the Maps are). The problem is that apps always install on the flash memory so there is no room to install a lot of apps. I'm looking for a way to use the nand.
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@KMatle Like I said, everything is working very well out of the box. The GPS software is iGO navigation. It came with a preinstall map (Noth America in my case) on an external SD card. But it don't seems to be updated by the common way. It is an offline navigation system, but you can also use Google maps if you have a mobile internet access. Apps can be installed on SD, but I think the internal NAND is only used to store data or music.
Some more alternatives at great prices: http://www.aliexpress.com/wholesale...0150503215959&SearchText=android+car+computer
I'm probably going for this one, if a better doesn't come along in the next few weeks: http://www.aliexpress.com/item/NEW-...-computer-car-pc-Android-4-4/32302066571.html . I like the sleek look with minimalistic controls and large screen.
Anyone who knows if there is a good overhead mounted Android car computer? I've bought a Chevrolet Suburban, and the previous owner had a overhead DVD player, and that means that there's a hole in the ceiling which I want to put to good use. Of course, I could put another DVD there (such as this: http://www.aliexpress.com/item/XTRONS-Beige11-3-Digital-car-Monitor-Flip-down-Car-Roof-DVD-Player-Overhead-car-Ceiling-Monitor/32227826243.html ), but why stop with that if you can get an Android device?
Also, as several people seems to be interested in Android car computers, I'm on my way to start up a community project for an app for exactly that purpose. I've realized that I can't an expert on everything, there are many needed specialities (basic framework, graphics, navigation, OBD2, Bluetooth, networking, media playback and so on), and it's a big project. So, I thought I'd sit down and make the basic framework where it's easy to make "plugins" for things like navigation, video, audiobooks et cetera, and the framework takes care of as much of the practical details as possible (most of the GUI, settings, logins, communication within the program, color schemes and so on), and a few example plugins and plugins that I can do well. Hopefully, others will be inspired and do what they are experts on. With any luck, we'll get a good product on a market that is about to become extremely big soon.
I'm not quite ready to go public with the code and the Foundation framework for a while yet, but have patience.
If you are interested, of the project, of my ideas for car computer features (many of them, I think, are not only new, but also extremely useful and imaginative) or the framework, read about it on my project wiki: http://troberg.synology.me/wikidash/pmwiki.php/Dash/HomePage . Login in with:
User: Guest
Pass: dashguest
I'm probably going for this one, if a better doesn't come along in the next few weeks: http://www.aliexpress.com/item/NEW-...-computer-car-pc-Android-4-4/32302066571.html . I like the sleek look with minimalistic controls and large screen.
Anyone who knows if there is a good overhead mounted Android car computer? I've bought a Chevrolet Suburban, and the previous owner had a overhead DVD player, and that means that there's a hole in the ceiling which I want to put to good use. Of course, I could put another DVD there (such as this: http://www.aliexpress.com/item/XTRONS-Beige11-3-Digital-car-Monitor-Flip-down-Car-Roof-DVD-Player-Overhead-car-Ceiling-Monitor/32227826243.html ), but why stop with that if you can get an Android device?
Also, as several people seems to be interested in Android car computers, I'm on my way to start up a community project for an app for exactly that purpose. I've realized that I can't an expert on everything, there are many needed specialities (basic framework, graphics, navigation, OBD2, Bluetooth, networking, media playback and so on), and it's a big project. So, I thought I'd sit down and make the basic framework where it's easy to make "plugins" for things like navigation, video, audiobooks et cetera, and the framework takes care of as much of the practical details as possible (most of the GUI, settings, logins, communication within the program, color schemes and so on), and a few example plugins and plugins that I can do well. Hopefully, others will be inspired and do what they are experts on. With any luck, we'll get a good product on a market that is about to become extremely big soon.
I'm not quite ready to go public with the code and the Foundation framework for a while yet, but have patience.
If you are interested, of the project, of my ideas for car computer features (many of them, I think, are not only new, but also extremely useful and imaginative) or the framework, read about it on my project wiki: http://troberg.synology.me/wikidash/pmwiki.php/Dash/HomePage . Login in with:
User: Guest
Pass: dashguest
very interesting, didnot knew thats exists.
i have a mithusbishi lancer 2008 is there any android car dvd for that car? http://cloudlakes.com/gallery/2448996-mitsubishi-lancer.html
i have a mithusbishi lancer 2008 is there any android car dvd for that car? http://cloudlakes.com/gallery/2448996-mitsubishi-lancer.html
Here on Ebay.co.uk: http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Connects2...772?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_3&hash=item3cd2294cdc
To use the radio you'll need a connector cable. Take a look at Ebay.
To use the radio you'll need a connector cable. Take a look at Ebay.
Yesterday my Android came in. HW-Installation took me 5 mins. Cool.
http://www.autopumpkin.com/car-dvd-...remote-control-for-opel-vauxhall-vehicle.html
http://www.autopumpkin.com/car-dvd-...remote-control-for-opel-vauxhall-vehicle.html
With the help of our friends from XDA I've updated my stereo yesterday with a nice new Kitkat rom. This fixed some minor (but annoying) issues like "touch screen is mirrored on reboot when the device shuts down automatically by switching off the ignition".
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2660662
There are two supported chipsets: RK3066 (dual core) and RK3188 (quad core).
Just copy the Kitkat- and MCU-Image on an empty sdcard and insert it in the GPS card slot when the device is on and wait 10-20 secs (it detects it automatically)
Important: You have to know the exact type of rom/model you have (see "about tablet").
Changelog: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=58249825&postcount=7614
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2660662
There are two supported chipsets: RK3066 (dual core) and RK3188 (quad core).
Just copy the Kitkat- and MCU-Image on an empty sdcard and insert it in the GPS card slot when the device is on and wait 10-20 secs (it detects it automatically)
Important: You have to know the exact type of rom/model you have (see "about tablet").
Changelog: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=58249825&postcount=7614