| quiksilver |
| OK guys i need ur help before i go blowing all my money, i have been looking into getting a in-dash dvd player (either the apline or pioneer, which i dunno yet) and was wondering cause i don't wanna blow another $400 on warenty if i don't need one, do they break down easy? or just simply break easy? any help on which is better, i kinda like the alpine more cause its bigger and when u touch it it like pushs back *can't remeber the scientific word for it* but i have always been with pioneer and they have the smaller box that can mout anywere so.... and also i was looking at maybe getting a couple screens for my visors, any body have those? any problems in winter or anything, they worth their money? And if anyone knows the best place in town to get one for cheap would be alot of help, i have found fx audio to be the cheapeast so far, well thx for all ur help guys |
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| DeathBy240 |
You dont want to "blow your money" but you are buying an in-dash DVD player? :confused:
If you do end up buying one I would go for the warranty. From what I have seen they arent extremely reliable yet. |
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| quiksilver |
| oh ya sorrie it is a in-dash dvd player, touch screen of coarse, so i was thinking maybe the screen would kinda fad if i keep pressing the same spot over time, or maybe how it comes out can break easy, just wondering if they break b4 say 4 years, cause if they don't usually i don't know if i would go for the extended warenty |
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| TrevorK |
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Originally posted by quiksilver
oh ya sorrie it is a in-dash dvd player, touch screen of coarse, so i was thinking maybe the screen would kinda fad if i keep pressing the same spot over time, or maybe how it comes out can break easy, just wondering if they break b4 say 4 years, cause if they don't usually i don't know if i would go for the extended warenty
All our IPaq's here are work are touch screen (Like any PDA) and I've never heard of a complaint with them.
Further - Fujitsu has been making laptops for YEARS with touchscreen, and I've seen them after they've been used for years, with no apparent problems in the screen.
I'd assume that the In-Car Touch Screen manufacturers employ similar technologies, so there shouldn't be a problem either way.
As well, I'd assume there would be problems in the winter, the same way you have problems with your cell phone screen as it gets cold. I've personally never left a laptop in my car overnight in the winter, but I assume until it warms up things will appear very slowly on the screen.... |
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