Mac or PC?
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A Mac Mini might make for a good one that'd fit in the stock navi location, behind the stock HU location, or a few other places.
Screen choice is still kinda limited.
I'm interested in doing a carputer myself, after getting a bit frustrated with the AVIC-F90BT in my wife's car.
I'm on Oahu myself, so I'll lend a hand wherever I can.
Screen choice is still kinda limited.
I'm interested in doing a carputer myself, after getting a bit frustrated with the AVIC-F90BT in my wife's car.
I'm on Oahu myself, so I'll lend a hand wherever I can.
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That's the thing. I'm new to Macs and am more comfortable w/ PCs and the compatibility issue bug me about Macs but I really like the stability of my mac. I know that most OBD II software is PC so I may not even have a choice. But, trouble shooting in my car would be a lot harder in my car than on my home PC... hard to say what would be better. Argh!
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That's the thing. I'm new to Macs and am more comfortable w/ PCs and the compatibility issue bug me about Macs but I really like the stability of my mac. I know that most OBD II software is PC so I may not even have a choice. But, trouble shooting in my car would be a lot harder in my car than on my home PC... hard to say what would be better. Argh!
Mac or PC would both work either way, but you will just have to choose between which can run what software.
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