DocLee

On radio, it comes out of all speakers as well.

It costs around $700 for a complete carPC system if you already have an amp setup. The biggest pain is the screen if you have a standard double din opening that won't fit a 7" touch screen (such as on many Toyotas and Scions). Breakdown in pricing: Lilliput Eby701 7" touchscreen $170 CarPC (includes power supply, dual core atom, 1 gig of ram, case, 200 gig HD) $300 Visteon HD Radio $60 StreetDeck $99 (RoadRunner is a free alternative but requires the purchase of additional navigation software) GlobalSat GPS $34 Total: $663 It's certainly not cost prohibitive. In terms

Thanks for the in-depth explanation. I mainly listen to the radio (luckily, I have a short commute in the morning...quite long in the evening with traffic though). I just have no real reason to get an ipod just so it can sit in the car though. I'm on Sprint so an iPhone is out of the question and I have my eye on the Palm Pre coming out (hopefully) in May. I've got a couple of unused USB flash drives just sitting here and a couple of 16 GB SD cards on order. I'm looking forward to doing some development for the unit. As I said, I've been quite active in developing for the StreetDeck c

Anybody know the answer to this? I've got a couple of days before I receive the unit and I need to know whether to get an ipod or just go with a larger SD card or USB thumbdrive. Doc

Quick question. I'm coming from a carPC (running Streetdeck...I develop for it so hopefully I can develop for the Avic as well) and just ordered an F90BT today. I don't have an ipod and I don't really have a need for one so I plan to play music off of a USB drive or an SD card. I read the owner's manual on Pioneer's site and noticed that it said that volume for navigation and the SD card are mixed. Does that mean that the music won't be muted when a navigation direction is given? If so, is it the same when playing music off of a USB device? Does playing music through an ipod mute the