<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-title">quote:</div><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-content">Originally posted by BLOWNZO6:
It is already to the point where someone that knows computers decently could use it without issue, if I was not intending to market this at all and just was going to post a list of things I bought to put it together, it would be good enough. But I want to make sure that was people are getting is worth it. </div></BLOCKQUOTE>
Well you know, if you need a geek-in-a-Hummer beta tester...
I agree with your focus on making the system accessible to the (my words) non-geek consumer. Most folks just want to turn it on and go, I imagine.
Thinking out loud here: What happens if the user has a drive failure? Does the front end and existing component integration reside in firmware? Will you ship a customized version of Windows so catastrophic failures are fixable and hardware upgrades are possible? No response requested unless you feel like it.
Surround sound in a truck?
If you can get this in front of the dealer network I bet you'll sell loads of product.
And who's to say the H2 is your only market? There are many other barely useful NAV/radio systems in the world today. The world is ready for an easy-to-own carputer.