Q. I have a Macbook Pro and a Dell LCD Monitor. I would like to be able to mount my monitor on the wall and use it wirelessly. I know there are wireless VGA transmitters that are kind of expensive, so I was wondering if there were cheaper solutions such as bluetooth transmitters.
A. No such thing as a cheap wireless VGA transmitter. They are all expensive.
And bluetooth does not have the bandwidth to send a monitor signal, that is why there is no such thing as a bluetooth VGA transmitter either.
And bluetooth does not have the bandwidth to send a monitor signal, that is why there is no such thing as a bluetooth VGA transmitter either.
What amplifier i need for my car PC project?
Q. I have a 2008 VW golf GT with the standard 8 speakers package and i am planning to put a car pc. I will remove the oem Head Unit and put a 7" inch lcd monitor. I will need an amplifier to connect the speakers to it and then the amplifier to the carpc. My question is what type of amplifier i will need? I will have to buy 2 4-channel amplifiers?
Thanks in advance
Thanks in advance
A. A 4-channel with an optional mono amp for subs.
For a "carputer" the idea is to have a "non-hard drive" based computer that runs stand alone Windows XP/Vista from a Bootable USB drive that runs the music player of your choice using plugins.
Your MP3's are stored on another USB drive that can be removed for editing.
This all ties into your sound system (amps, subs/speakers).
No hard drive means nothing will crash. A touch screen display is really the only other peice of equipment needed that can be custom mounted in your dash as you say.
Look up BartPE and Sherpya. These two guys found a way to run the full GUI of Windows XP on a USB drive (under 600 Mb).
A shuttle style computer is all you need for the computer. You can even have 5.1 or 7.1 Dolby digital.
Here is a good place to start:
http://www.mp3car.com/vbulletin/index.php
For a "carputer" the idea is to have a "non-hard drive" based computer that runs stand alone Windows XP/Vista from a Bootable USB drive that runs the music player of your choice using plugins.
Your MP3's are stored on another USB drive that can be removed for editing.
This all ties into your sound system (amps, subs/speakers).
No hard drive means nothing will crash. A touch screen display is really the only other peice of equipment needed that can be custom mounted in your dash as you say.
Look up BartPE and Sherpya. These two guys found a way to run the full GUI of Windows XP on a USB drive (under 600 Mb).
A shuttle style computer is all you need for the computer. You can even have 5.1 or 7.1 Dolby digital.
Here is a good place to start:
http://www.mp3car.com/vbulletin/index.php
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