NAPA MP3 / CD / VCD Player IR Remote Control; Rechargeable Lith Battery, 10 second antiskip RETAIL - $110

[dealgod]

click here

my question is - is this a good deal or not?

i want to add mp3 capabilities to my car...

 

[Dragoon42]

the quality really has to suck, anyways i bought the genica one awhile back when it sorta came out and lasted on me a whole like 2 weeks on me, if your looking to add a mp3 player in your car you should check out the neo 25 or neo 35. The neo 25 is portable player and can fit in your pocket (you just hook it up using a tape deck and get it going in your car or you can use one of those things that broadcasts it to a certain radio station in case you don't have tape deck) it uses laptop hard drive (have a 6.4giger in mine right now) the battery lasts I don't know how long but over 2 hours and the neo 35 is made for car with slide in slide out tray. Here's the link to website:

www.ssiamerica.com

Anyways i'm not affliated with either companies just trying to help out if your trying to get mp3 going in your car

 

[dealgod]

im looking for a cd player one though.... for my burned cd's

 

[Dragoon42]

hrm...try www.compgeeks.com didn't know you were looking for cd-player you could also look at the reviews for players at www.mp3.com even though they said the genica was 5 stars (was the most crappiest player i ever bought, it would have been easier for me to throw away $100 on the ground). Also you can get an aiwa in dash mp3 cd player

 

[trend]

ha, if anyone wants a "REAL" mp3 player in their car, check out the route 66 project.

it uses a real computer in your car setup with linux, you can setup you mp3 computer to have a wireless nic so you can sync wirelessly to the internet (napster) to get more songs when you are home... you have to buy a special display though... i think the link is www.matrix-orbit.com i don't remember. if you would like more info about building your own mp3 computer with linux email me at trend42@hotmail.com and i will give you some links... also, maximum linux did a special on this, so go buy the mag if you want to learn more..


thanks-lee