View Full Version : Why doesn't anyone make this product??!?!
ishtarbgl
August 13th 03, 05:00 PM
I have a wireless network in my house. My wireless network can easily
reach outside and where I park my car. How easy would it be to have a
device which contains at least 128 megs of ram that would allow me to
connect to it wirelessly through my wireless network and send mp3's to
it.
This technology has been here for some time. I can't believe a
product has not been made yet which can easily do this.
Brian
August 13th 03, 06:29 PM
Get a laptop, wireless internet cards, wireless router. Network the laptop
to the main computer. Place the laptop in the car, and run a cable from the
line out on the laptop to the stereos aux (or another method). Now you have
access in the car to your mp3's inside the house, and when you play them
it'll go thru the line out in to the cars system
"ishtarbgl" > wrote in message
om...
> I have a wireless network in my house. My wireless network can easily
> reach outside and where I park my car. How easy would it be to have a
> device which contains at least 128 megs of ram that would allow me to
> connect to it wirelessly through my wireless network and send mp3's to
> it.
>
> This technology has been here for some time. I can't believe a
> product has not been made yet which can easily do this.
Mark Zarella
August 13th 03, 07:09 PM
Laptop or mini-itx computer.
"Brian" > wrote in message
...
> Get a laptop, wireless internet cards, wireless router. Network the laptop
> to the main computer. Place the laptop in the car, and run a cable from
the
> line out on the laptop to the stereos aux (or another method). Now you
have
> access in the car to your mp3's inside the house, and when you play them
> it'll go thru the line out in to the cars system
>
>
> "ishtarbgl" > wrote in message
> om...
> > I have a wireless network in my house. My wireless network can easily
> > reach outside and where I park my car. How easy would it be to have a
> > device which contains at least 128 megs of ram that would allow me to
> > connect to it wirelessly through my wireless network and send mp3's to
> > it.
> >
> > This technology has been here for some time. I can't believe a
> > product has not been made yet which can easily do this.
>
>
mdr
August 13th 03, 07:12 PM
Motorola was planning to make something like this. There was (is?) a
company called SimpleFi which intended to make a series of wireless
mp3 devices to be used throughout the home, including linking up with
a car-based MP3 player.
I saw pre-release info on this last spring (14 mos ago), but I can
only find info on their home-based devices now, and the reviews
haven't been too positive.
MDR
On 13 Aug 2003 09:00:46 -0700, (ishtarbgl) wrote:
>I have a wireless network in my house. My wireless network can easily
>reach outside and where I park my car. How easy would it be to have a
>device which contains at least 128 megs of ram that would allow me to
>connect to it wirelessly through my wireless network and send mp3's to
>it.
>
>This technology has been here for some time. I can't believe a
>product has not been made yet which can easily do this.
smullen
August 13th 03, 09:20 PM
I would like to see some devices like that too...
Till then, there is the Kenwood Music Keg whick holds gigs and will
interface via USB and sony makes a head unit or two that take a Sony Memory
stick, neither are wireless solutions, but with both solutions, you can take
the mem stiick or cartridge into your house, plug it ito the USB interface
and move MP3 or whatever file type back and fourth...
I think I'm gonna go with the Music Keg as soon as I can save up for it...
"ishtarbgl" > wrote in message
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> I have a wireless network in my house. My wireless network can easily
> reach outside and where I park my car. How easy would it be to have a
> device which contains at least 128 megs of ram that would allow me to
> connect to it wirelessly through my wireless network and send mp3's to
> it.
>
> This technology has been here for some time. I can't believe a
> product has not been made yet which can easily do this.
CARAUDIOGUY
August 13th 03, 10:08 PM
alpine is working on it i think, sorry its rockford fosgate, its called
the omnifi i think.
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Sam Carleton
August 14th 03, 10:04 PM
On Wed, 13 Aug 2003 at 16:00 GMT, ishtarbgl > wrote:
> I have a wireless network in my house. My wireless network can easily
> reach outside and where I park my car. How easy would it be to have a
> device which contains at least 128 megs of ram that would allow me to
> connect to it wirelessly through my wireless network and send mp3's to
> it.
>
> This technology has been here for some time. I can't believe a
> product has not been made yet which can easily do this.
I agree 100%. Being a Windows programmer, I know it can be done,
and easily, given the correct type of interface. That is my
problem, I write software, but I am not able to design the hardware.
If there is a electrical engineering type out there that has the
ability to design the interface, I would be happy to work with you
to actually get something that works.
Sam
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Robert Gearon
August 18th 03, 08:47 PM
How about a laptop!
"ishtarbgl" > wrote in message
om...
> I have a wireless network in my house. My wireless network can easily
> reach outside and where I park my car. How easy would it be to have a
> device which contains at least 128 megs of ram that would allow me to
> connect to it wirelessly through my wireless network and send mp3's to
> it.
>
> This technology has been here for some time. I can't believe a
> product has not been made yet which can easily do this.
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