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Re: Computerised Omega v8.com  Interior, Photos
« Reply #15 on: 28 March 2007, 18:44:07 »

Its got a cash machine built into the passenger head rest :D
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« Reply #16 on: 28 March 2007, 19:01:03 »

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Ill have to Take Some.

Tunnie has seen it I had just put it in a week before the cambelt party at his.

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Ahh Craig a watford man?...I had my meega parked up in estcourt road on saturday night in watford, in the morning someone had idiotted mud/moss all over it. I need to get it washed now, I'll be bringing the car cover the next time I come to watford :P
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Re: Computerised Omega v8.com  Interior, Photos
« Reply #17 on: 28 March 2007, 19:52:36 »

I am Not From Watford Only Moved here 10 months ago.

Middlesbrough Is My Home Town :)

Only Good Thing About Watford Is Wheels In Motion is a street odd away from me :)

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« Reply #18 on: 28 March 2007, 20:05:38 »

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I am Not From Watford Only Moved here 10 months ago.

Middlesbrough Is My Home Town :)

Only Good Thing About Watford Is Wheels In Motion is a street odd away from me :)

Craig

Yeah drove past that shop last time I was up there in November.
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« Reply #19 on: 28 March 2007, 22:25:50 »

That blonde is like the female equivalent of a rusty ford Sierra, way past her prime and overdue a trade-in for a newer model ;D


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I have a full Computer System in My Omega.

Ripped out the CD player and fitted an 8 inch Touch Screen in its place, the computer i run it off is under the Drivers Seat

Its only an old P850 laptop with 512 memory but i put a larger 60 gig drive in also ripped off the screen to make more room.

I run all my music of it Movies My GPS system and i link up my Mobile to it for hands free so i can dial in the number from the screen.

I looked at putting the screen where they have theirs in the image in front of the passenger in the front but if the air bag gos off they will end up eatting a screen and cause more bad injuries.

I got Sick to death of having Loads and Loads of CD's in the Car and lots were getting scratched so thats why i decided to have a bash at putting on in, Works Fine the whole thing cost about 150 quid thats for the screen GPS modual and software

I just have to get a surround for the screen to make it fit better than it does make it look more factory fitted

Craig

Sounds interesting, I did consider something similar a while back, there is some really good interface software available for free designed exactly for this purpose, works really well with a touch screen. Main thing that put me off was the difficulty of integrating a decent size screen into the dash, it would be a lot easier with a facelift model due to the double-DIN radio. I was going to go along the route of mini or micro ITX board and case, reasonably big HD (you can get 160Gb laptop drives quite cheap now), GPS receiver for running nav software, bluetooth dongle for hands-free mobile phone connection, wireless card to connect to my home PC music server to download new tracks, plus the touchscreen to control it and maybe a keyboard tucked away for the ocsasional setup as required.

Way too much work though if I'm being honest, I just don't have the time.
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Re: Computerised Omega v8.com  Interior, Photos
« Reply #20 on: 28 March 2007, 22:43:46 »

This all sounds like what already exists in some Police patrol cars.

Radio, tracker, blue lights, VASCAR, ANPR, front and rear camera's, digital hard drive recorders, etc etc all done through a touchscreen and integral into the dash double DIN.  Neat as nick to look at and reasonably easy to use.

Its the co-drivers job, not the drivers though, to ensure everyone stays safe.   ;)
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« Reply #21 on: 29 March 2007, 09:11:22 »

Thats what i forgot i was adding in the future.

Small Camera for Reversing you can have them installed really cheap and the camera flips the images over for you, it just attached to the screen via the Video in not the VGA in

Oh Aye and i am wanting a wireless Wifi Card to link to the home PC and or other none protected Wifi Networks :)

I have been told to only use laptop harddrive in car systems as normal ones fail after only acouple of months as they dont like bing bumped about.

Keyboard wise i am ok as the laptop has one built in, might think of extending the ribbon cable on it for easy of use.

And one last thing i would like to get done is connect the on off button on the laptop to a button to fit in a free button space i have, just not that good at soldering such small bits

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Re: Computerised Omega v8.com  Interior, Photos
« Reply #22 on: 29 March 2007, 13:51:05 »

 ;D

Check out that keyboard!! It's like something out of Star Trek.

The Original Series!!

You'll lose some MPG lugging that around me thinks.  ;D
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« Reply #23 on: 29 March 2007, 18:05:32 »

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Now, the blonde.....   Wink  Cheesy mmmmmmmmmmmmm.........

Think she's been under the sun bed too long for my liking, looking at her face..

That's what radiation from GSM laptops does to your skin!  :-[ :-[ :-[ :-[ :-[ :-[
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Re: Computerised Omega v8.com  Interior, Photos
« Reply #24 on: 29 March 2007, 18:54:36 »

Hmmmm, some spec there.....

Video calling, heads up display for the driver, looks like some sort of active speaker system in the headrests, GSM phones in the rear screens, i-drive type controller......

The doors make it look like an estate, wonder if the chassis had been extended for this, there seems to be a lot of legroom there......

I have seem an apple mini mac in the arm rest of a miggy with the screens in the back, looked very neat

I still to this day struggle to see how the Signum can be seen as a replacement for the Omega!!!

the blonde......nah, not my cup of tea
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Re: Computerised Omega v8.com  Interior, Photos
« Reply #25 on: 30 March 2007, 14:28:14 »

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Hmmmm, some spec there.....

Video calling, heads up display for the driver, looks like some sort of active speaker system in the headrests, GSM phones in the rear screens, i-drive type controller......

The doors make it look like an estate, wonder if the chassis had been extended for this, there seems to be a lot of legroom there......

I have seem an apple mini mac in the arm rest of a miggy with the screens in the back, looked very neat

I still to this day struggle to see how the Signum can be seen as a replacement for the Omega!!!

the blonde......nah, not my cup of tea

She's not that bad, looks German tho, Bet she has Hairy Armpits, a Hamster Smuggler ;D ;D
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Re: Computerised Omega v8.com  Interior, Photos
« Reply #26 on: 30 March 2007, 14:56:23 »

The piccys must be facelift V8's as the door trims and centre are from a facelift, windows switches look to be on the door.

Or have I missed something
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« Reply #27 on: 30 March 2007, 22:32:56 »

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She's not that bad, looks German tho, Bet she has Hairy Armpits, a Hamster Smuggler ;D ;D
Classic.  :y

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