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04-07-2009, 11:55 PM #21
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one qustion were the hell did you find the parts to make a computer that small in the car
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04-09-2009, 08:25 AM #22
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It all depends on how people do the setups. Mine is 100% enclosed behind the screen in the dash. I have a 7" square Via Epia mini-ITX motherboard, fullsize hard drive, and a small power supply specially made for in-car use. The 7" square motherboard makes placement a lot easier than trying to use a laptop motherboard, for example. mp3car.com has a storefront for the more common items used to make carPCs.
Another alternative would be to put the screen in place and then run a VGA cord to a remote mounted computer somewhere else in the car... under the passenger seat, in the rear spare tire well, in the rear cargo area, etc.
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