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Mac mini installed in a Corvette
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Nice work, mate.
Sorry, but I haven't read all the text. How will you get around the outer bezel issue?
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Join Date: Jan 2006
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That's pretty cool, but why a Mac mini when you could have done an Apple TV for less, and it would take up less room? All you would miss out on is Bluetooth and maps, but you could easily buy a Bluetooth headset for the money you save.
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Join Date: Apr 2001
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bluetooth and maps, that's a good chunk of stuff to miss out on in a car system.
bluephone elite would probably be cool in a car, I use it at home.
nice work!
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that is really cool
i saw something like that done on some other cars...carputers are sooo cool, especially w/ a mac
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