Sony Hard Drive Recorder for Cars 253
blues5150 writes "Sony has introduced the Sony MEX-1HD. This is an in-dash CD/Receiver with a 10 giagbyte hardrive built in to rip CD's at 8X speed. It also has an auxilliary input that allows connection of an MP3 player, tape, MD player, and/or an optional Sony plug-and-play XM Satellite Radio tuner. The price is a little steep at $1,499.99, but it's still nice to see a major car audio manufacturer delivering what the public wants."
Re:Neat (Score:2, Interesting)
I run one of these systems myself. As long as you mount the hard drive properly (so that the heads swing on a vertical axis), there's not much problem.
I'm confused (Score:3, Interesting)
How about Radio (Score:1, Interesting)
Why you ask... Have you ever been listing to the radio and you hear a song that you like, but you have no idea who it's by or what the song title is... and then you try to find out from a friend who might be a little more musicly inclined, and you are forced to stoop yourself to try to sing a line or so from the song while all your friends laugh at you... Well it would be cool if you could just record a clip of it and play it for your friends...
How about contest phone numbers, I have a hard time remembering those... it would be cool to just record it and play it back.
Or how about you are just a cheap lazy bastard and you want to listen to the top 40 over and over again without buying any CDs or going through the pain of downloading them.