On Sat, Feb 09, 2002 at 10:12:19PM -0800, Keith Christopher wrote:
> Well you're wanting to go PC104 then, withthe pcmcia
> card. Easy enough. costly enough

Actually it's funny. The most costly components are made of nearly pure
unobtainium. And that's a PCI PCMCIA adapter and a PCI right angle adapter.

There used to be a company that made a wireless NIC that attached to the
parallel port. That's what I wish still existed today.

BAJ
>
> Keith
> --- Patrick J <info@DATECH.SE> wrote:
> > Id like to see a wireless NIC added to the player so
> > I can
> > see my 'car' in the network and manage (ul/dl files)
> > my mp3
> > collection remotely from my LAN once I have parked
> > in the
> > range of the wireless basestation.
> >
> >
> >
> > ----- Original Message -----
> > > Ok this is a microcontroller list, and you're not
> > using embedded linux ? Boots in 30sec's
> > > I still think the PC in a car version (PC104 or
> > singleboard) is a bit overkill to get MP3's
> > to play. With the hardware out there to play MP3's
> > (STA or Micronas) and the DAC's, simply
> > outputting from a PIC or SX to the MP3 decoder, well
> > that's fashionable small, low power and
> > fast booting.
> > > And if you put a smart media or CF device on the
> > other side WOW. lite, tight and outta site.
> >
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