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Does it support Android 4.4.2? I think I saw it doesn't...

Don't know why I'm stuck on 4.4.2 though laugh.png

I installed it yesterday, it's not finished. With a anti-reflective screen cover it looks so nice turned off. 

 

the android rooting and flashing business confused me a bit but I ended up installing usb rom.

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Does it support Android 4.4.2? I think I saw it doesn't...

Don't know why I'm stuck on 4.4.2 though laugh.png

I installed it yesterday, it's not finished. With a anti-reflective screen cover it looks so nice turned off.

Who cares, for a mobile kernel it is WAY fucking better than any stock one.

Does it support Android 4.4.2? I think I saw it doesn't...

Don't know why I'm stuck on 4.4.2 though laugh.png

I installed it yesterday, it's not finished. With a anti-reflective screen cover it looks so nice turned off.

 

the android rooting and flashing business confused me a bit but I ended up installing usb rom.

Yes that one. I have it remotely if it disappears

Build looks tits, highly considering a tablet now for my car instead of a mini PC.

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Thank you, I'll take some more pics os what was done yesterday. Getting way closer to completion. 

 

Car PC vs Tablet

Lots of storage vs not a lot of storage (depending on kernel and mods though) 

Possibly more powerful hardware vs decent hardware 

Lots of processing options vs no processing

Adding an external soundcard is easier for a Car PC

High vs low power consumption

Big'ish box vs small device

 

With Windows 8 I think you could get away with only a touch-screen and some sort of front-end like Centrafuse. 

 

To me, a Car PC implied more work (get components, set up everything) compared to the tablet, after modifying some wiring to make sure things work the way I need, only a couple of apps are left to configure. And there's the problem of space and weight, there's barely any room for anything in this car. 

I can live with only 10GB of storage space, the internal sound card and only the processing power of a miniDSP. 

With nowadays technology you can get 32GB in those devices. Add the existing storage and you've got plenty of room.

Mine doesn't have an SD card slot. It can work in on-the-go mode with an external USB drive but it can't charge, at least not with the default kernel.

Default kernel SUCKS for car use compared to Timur's. Really should do it. SO MUCH better.
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Mine doesn't turn off and since I use the car daily it loses at most 10% charge overnight with GPS on. I haven't installed Tasker yet, supposedly it's the bee's knees. 

I can't find a lot of things to complain about, charge works like a charm, I haven't tested OTG with charge through Pogo pins (all info is related to older versions and I have an app to enable it on the stock kernel supposedly). 

 

The thing is I still need to take it out to CNC the front trim. And by the time I get to do it, if something bugs me, I'll put the new kernel :) 

 

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The ghetto rigged mount. I payed $30 for each set of license plates, might as well use them. Tablet sits a bit too high but once the front trim panel goes on, it presses it in position and it feels very solid. 

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Day shot, button holes visible, holder visible. 

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Hidden switch to charge when the car is off. I added it before soldering the pogo pins. 

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Buttons installed

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A smartphone without Tasker is a dumbphone. Mine automatically syncs with my phone to get on the internet when the car starts. Makes the GPS work better amongst other things.

 

The friend who helped with the buttons and modifying the power supply has Tasker and I've seen it in action, it's awesome. 

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No external sd is a killer for me on that unit too. Of course, this is resolved by a USB hub. 500gb of music is no problem. wink.png

 

It bugs me too. I just need to take it out, root it, put the OTG cable and see what happens. 

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HEH, it would be fun to get together with Aaron and do some AutoX biggrin.png

 

The Miata will get even more stitch welding and bracing before paint biggrin.png

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