Japanese Car Navigation

Wed 2007/04/04 18:50 JST
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After many years of living in Japan, I never thought that I would have a need for a car because there are train stations absolutely everywhere. How wrong I could be. Now that we have been driving for nearly a year - we could not possibly live without the car. Discovering a totally new Tokyo has been much fun so far.

Now a car is not really a car without some car navigation - especially in Tokyo because many addresses dont have road names. Its quite funny actually. Take a Japanese address that ends in 6-2-12 for example.
"6" designates a block covering lets say 100x100 square meters. "2" covers a block within the 100x100 square. The "12" designates an abode "somewhere" within the "2". Finding an address can be a pain as you can imagine.

The car navigation unit (known as Carnavi) that I chose was the AVN6606HD by Fujitsu. This whole set cost around 200,000 yen.

For my first car in Tokyo, I decided to go for a second hand one as I was nervous about driving down Tokyo's narrow streets. Scratching up a second hand car is fine but not a new one. If I got a new car at the time, I could have had all this junk pre installed.

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Packaging for the BEC106 back eye camera.

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When reversing, the Carnavi screen switches to a back view. Stopped using it after getting used to the feel of the car.

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Packaging for the FEC106 dual front camera.

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I have Roy to blame for convincing me to buy this - it was because Fujitsu was the first to release a camera like this and he wanted to see what it was like.
It fits right on the front of the car so that you can see left and right on the Carnavi screen. Probably useful for a sports car with a long bonnet but absolutely useless for my Nissan March.

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Packaging for the CY-ET906KD ETC unit.

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ETC stands for Electronic Toll Collection. Its a system which basically deducts money from your card automatically when you pass a toll gate. If you dont have one of these, you have to stop and physically pay some guy/gal before you can pass.
With the ETC system installed in your car, the gates will detect the unit and open automatically so you dont need to stop your car.

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Packaging for the VIX 104 VICS unit.

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VICS stands for Vehicle Information and Communication System - a system that transmits any traffic jams or road accidents to your Carnavi. Roads which are blocked will show up as red.
If there are accidents, the Carnavi will warn you and attempt to redirect you.

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The main unit comes with a ton of lovely wires to entertain whoever is going to install it in the car.

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As with all Japanese electronic goodies - the Carnavi comes with 3 telephone books which I'm never going to read.

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The screen resolution is 640x350 which is more than enough.

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Back of the Carnavi - looks like a mini PC.

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More of these lovely wires - much of the insides of the car have to be removed to install the unit.
Some of these attach to the brake, some to measure speed and distance etc.

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Was going to install the unit myself - but I am sure it would have taken me days - ended up paying something like 60,000 yen for the installation.

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The before...

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And after...
Doesnt exactly match the interior but my new car ( Nissan Fairlady Z ) should make up for that.
I just cant begin to tell you how advanced Japanese car navigation systems are. I feel like I have just jumped in the cockpit of an RX78 every time I get in ^^;

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Punch in your destination on the touch screen (actually dont punch the screen or it will complain) using postal codes, telephone number, genre etc.
The system will then provide a few routes for you to choose from:- Toll free, Toll, Shortest distance, Avoid traffic and another one which I forgot.

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You have different options for display. You can have modes like 3D, overhead, zoomed in/out etc etc.

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You get a nice lady who directs you all the way to your destination. She will say something like "turn left at Dennys and take the first left" (in Japanese) etc etc.
Notice the AMPM convenient store logos on the screen. If it shows you driving next to one - look up and you will see the store by your car. The accuracy is amazing - 99% of the time. The other 1% usually happens after you have been driving in circles inside a car park. The system gets dizzy and is totally inaccurate for that 1% of the time. When this happens, one just needs to drive for a bit and the system will recalibrate its bearings.

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Example of 3D mode. Not having any experience with a Carnavi at the time of purchase, I thought that visuals were the most important thing but its actually the voice guide. You should be able to get to your destination by listening to her alone. Still, the display is important to give you a feeling of your surroundings.

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You can set the screen to split when you reach junctions to show you how/where to turn.

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Some of the 3D graphics are extremely accurate - the buildings even have shop names and billboard posters. I look up and see a Coke ad - and I will also see it plastered on the same building in the display.

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The display slides forward to show the DVD,CD and hard disk slot. Comes with a 40GB HD for you to store music and videos.

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This is the movie player - watch DVDs while driving. Hmmmm.

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Anybody know what film this is?

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This is the front camera installed under the number plate. There is a camera on either side of this device.

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This is what the screen looks like when I slow down and near a T junction. I can lookout for cars, pedestrians and ewok without leaning forward - but I can do that anyway because the bonnet of my car is so short. This may come in useful when I buy my Fairlady though as the bonnet is longer.

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This is what the display looks like when I switch to reverse.

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The back camera - recommended for vans and sports cars with a bad rear view (that sounded strange).

Before choosing a Carnavi, its always best to go and actually play with it in a car store like Yellow Hat or Autobacs to get a feel of the system as once you make the purchase then you are going to have to stick with it and any annoyances that it comes with.

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  • Ben
    Ben in Utah, United States (Registered on 2007/03/29)
    CEO... of the world

    HAAH HAAH HAAH! Silly Danny! You ask: "Do I drive?"

    It's like asking whether I breathe!
    *puff* *puff* *PUFF*
    Oh yeah! That's some good air.

    Wed 2007/04/04 20:48:26 JST (ID #46227)
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  • Ben
    Ben in Utah, United States (Registered on 2007/03/29)
    CEO... of the world

    HAAH HAAH HAAH! Silly Danny! You ask: "Do I drive?"

    It's like asking whether I breathe!
    *puff* *puff* *PUFF*
    Oh yeah! That's some good air.

    Wed 2007/04/04 20:48:26 JST (ID #88231)
    reply to Ben's comment
  • Ben
    Ben in Utah, United States (Registered on 2007/03/29)
    CEO... of the world

    HAAH HAAH HAAH! Silly Danny! You ask: "Do I drive?"

    It's like asking whether I breathe!
    *puff* *puff* *PUFF*
    Oh yeah! That's some good air.

    Wed 2007/04/04 20:48:26 JST (ID #113927)
    reply to Ben's comment
  • Ben
    Ben in Utah, United States (Registered on 2007/03/29)
    CEO... of the world

    HAAH HAAH HAAH! Silly Danny! You ask: "Do I drive?"

    It's like asking whether I breathe!
    *puff* *puff* *PUFF*
    Oh yeah! That's some good air.

    Wed 2007/04/04 20:48:26 JST (ID #139752)
    reply to Ben's comment
  • tangey
    tangey in Clouds (Registered on 2007/03/28)
    ohohohoho

    sweet~

    My parents are going to buy me a Prius for my sixteenth birthday ^_^!

    Do you remember the first vehicles you ever drove? Ex: Bumper cars?

    Wed 2007/04/04 20:48:36 JST (ID #46228)
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  • tangey
    tangey in Clouds (Registered on 2007/03/28)
    ohohohoho

    sweet~

    My parents are going to buy me a Prius for my sixteenth birthday ^_^!

    Do you remember the first vehicles you ever drove? Ex: Bumper cars?

    Wed 2007/04/04 20:48:36 JST (ID #88232)
    reply to tangey's comment
  • tangey
    tangey in Clouds (Registered on 2007/03/28)
    ohohohoho

    sweet~

    My parents are going to buy me a Prius for my sixteenth birthday ^_^!

    Do you remember the first vehicles you ever drove? Ex: Bumper cars?

    Wed 2007/04/04 20:48:36 JST (ID #113928)
    reply to tangey's comment
  • tangey
    tangey in Clouds (Registered on 2007/03/28)
    ohohohoho

    sweet~

    My parents are going to buy me a Prius for my sixteenth birthday ^_^!

    Do you remember the first vehicles you ever drove? Ex: Bumper cars?

    Wed 2007/04/04 20:48:36 JST (ID #139753)
    reply to tangey's comment
  • windbell
    windbell in Singapore/シンガポール, Tokyo/東京 (Registered on 2006/12/25)
    Web Developer/ウェブデベロッパー, Photographer/写真や
    http://www.moeside.net/weblog

    This actually looks really cool. I do like how advanced the navigation system is. (of course at a 'nice' price :) )

    As for the ETC, it's probably similar to what we have here in Singapore, the ERP (electronic road pricing) system, where we slot our cashcard into the system and money gets electronically deducted from the card when we pass through a ERP gantry. Toll-collection scheme as they call it ^___^ (Wiki: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electronic_Road_Pricing)

    The front camera's cool as you could even slow down and look up at skirts :p

    Wed 2007/04/04 20:48:50 JST (ID #46229)
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  • windbell
    windbell in Singapore/シンガポール, Tokyo/東京 (Registered on 2006/12/25)
    Web Developer/ウェブデベロッパー, Photographer/写真や
    http://www.moeside.net/weblog

    This actually looks really cool. I do like how advanced the navigation system is. (of course at a 'nice' price :) )

    As for the ETC, it's probably similar to what we have here in Singapore, the ERP (electronic road pricing) system, where we slot our cashcard into the system and money gets electronically deducted from the card when we pass through a ERP gantry. Toll-collection scheme as they call it ^___^ (Wiki: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electronic_Road_Pricing)

    The front camera's cool as you could even slow down and look up at skirts :p

    Wed 2007/04/04 20:48:50 JST (ID #88233)
    reply to windbell's comment
  • windbell
    windbell in Singapore/シンガポール, Tokyo/東京 (Registered on 2006/12/25)
    Web Developer/ウェブデベロッパー, Photographer/写真や
    http://www.moeside.net/weblog

    This actually looks really cool. I do like how advanced the navigation system is. (of course at a 'nice' price :) )

    As for the ETC, it's probably similar to what we have here in Singapore, the ERP (electronic road pricing) system, where we slot our cashcard into the system and money gets electronically deducted from the card when we pass through a ERP gantry. Toll-collection scheme as they call it ^___^ (Wiki: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electronic_Road_Pricing)

    The front camera's cool as you could even slow down and look up at skirts :p

    Wed 2007/04/04 20:48:50 JST (ID #113929)
    reply to windbell's comment
  • windbell
    windbell in Singapore/シンガポール, Tokyo/東京 (Registered on 2006/12/25)
    Web Developer/ウェブデベロッパー, Photographer/写真や
    http://www.moeside.net/weblog

    This actually looks really cool. I do like how advanced the navigation system is. (of course at a 'nice' price :) )

    As for the ETC, it's probably similar to what we have here in Singapore, the ERP (electronic road pricing) system, where we slot our cashcard into the system and money gets electronically deducted from the card when we pass through a ERP gantry. Toll-collection scheme as they call it ^___^ (Wiki: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electronic_Road_Pricing)

    The front camera's cool as you could even slow down and look up at skirts :p

    Wed 2007/04/04 20:48:50 JST (ID #139754)
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  • Henry
    Henry in /usr/bin/ (Registered on 2006/12/25)
    anime/cosplay events organizer
    http://www.cosplay.ph

    you're going to buy a Fairlady Z? that would be so sweet ^^

    here in the phils, we have something similar to the ETC which is called EC Pass (North Luzon Expressway) and the E-Pass (South Luzon Expressway) which is operated by private companies ^^

    @DVD movie

    isn't that Minority Report?

    Wed 2007/04/04 21:15:00 JST (ID #46230)
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  • Henry
    Henry in /usr/bin/ (Registered on 2006/12/25)
    anime/cosplay events organizer
    http://www.cosplay.ph

    you're going to buy a Fairlady Z? that would be so sweet ^^

    here in the phils, we have something similar to the ETC which is called EC Pass (North Luzon Expressway) and the E-Pass (South Luzon Expressway) which is operated by private companies ^^

    @DVD movie

    isn't that Minority Report?

    Wed 2007/04/04 21:15:00 JST (ID #88234)
    reply to Henry's comment
  • Henry
    Henry in /usr/bin/ (Registered on 2006/12/25)
    anime/cosplay events organizer
    http://www.cosplay.ph

    you're going to buy a Fairlady Z? that would be so sweet ^^

    here in the phils, we have something similar to the ETC which is called EC Pass (North Luzon Expressway) and the E-Pass (South Luzon Expressway) which is operated by private companies ^^

    @DVD movie

    isn't that Minority Report?

    Wed 2007/04/04 21:15:00 JST (ID #113930)
    reply to Henry's comment
  • Henry
    Henry in /usr/bin/ (Registered on 2006/12/25)
    anime/cosplay events organizer
    http://www.cosplay.ph

    you're going to buy a Fairlady Z? that would be so sweet ^^

    here in the phils, we have something similar to the ETC which is called EC Pass (North Luzon Expressway) and the E-Pass (South Luzon Expressway) which is operated by private companies ^^

    @DVD movie

    isn't that Minority Report?

    Wed 2007/04/04 21:15:00 JST (ID #139755)
    reply to Henry's comment
  • X-Gear
    X-Gear in his room (Registered on 2007/01/18)
    College student

    Wow, nice man. I cant afford that stuff.

    Wed 2007/04/04 21:15:51 JST (ID #46231)
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  • X-Gear
    X-Gear in his room (Registered on 2007/01/18)
    College student

    Wow, nice man. I cant afford that stuff.

    Wed 2007/04/04 21:15:51 JST (ID #88235)
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  • X-Gear
    X-Gear in his room (Registered on 2007/01/18)
    College student

    Wow, nice man. I cant afford that stuff.

    Wed 2007/04/04 21:15:51 JST (ID #113931)
    reply to X-Gear's comment
  • X-Gear
    X-Gear in his room (Registered on 2007/01/18)
    College student

    Wow, nice man. I cant afford that stuff.

    Wed 2007/04/04 21:15:51 JST (ID #139756)
    reply to X-Gear's comment
  • Leo
    Leo in San Francisco Bay Area (Registered on 2006/12/24)
    Email & Network Support/Administration
    http://badger11.animeblogger.net/

    I suppose I could use some cameras on my pickup. As for the film, looks like the Minority Report to me. I could've used the dvd player today as I was stuck in traffic. It took me 25 minutes to go around a mile in the city traffic during the commute home. The power decided it'd be a good time for a break.

    Wed 2007/04/04 21:17:49 JST (ID #46232)
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  • Leo
    Leo in San Francisco Bay Area (Registered on 2006/12/24)
    Email & Network Support/Administration
    http://badger11.animeblogger.net/

    I suppose I could use some cameras on my pickup. As for the film, looks like the Minority Report to me. I could've used the dvd player today as I was stuck in traffic. It took me 25 minutes to go around a mile in the city traffic during the commute home. The power decided it'd be a good time for a break.

    Wed 2007/04/04 21:17:49 JST (ID #88236)
    reply to Leo's comment
  • Leo
    Leo in San Francisco Bay Area (Registered on 2006/12/24)
    Email & Network Support/Administration
    http://badger11.animeblogger.net/

    I suppose I could use some cameras on my pickup. As for the film, looks like the Minority Report to me. I could've used the dvd player today as I was stuck in traffic. It took me 25 minutes to go around a mile in the city traffic during the commute home. The power decided it'd be a good time for a break.

    Wed 2007/04/04 21:17:49 JST (ID #113932)
    reply to Leo's comment
  • Leo
    Leo in San Francisco Bay Area (Registered on 2006/12/24)
    Email & Network Support/Administration
    http://badger11.animeblogger.net/

    I suppose I could use some cameras on my pickup. As for the film, looks like the Minority Report to me. I could've used the dvd player today as I was stuck in traffic. It took me 25 minutes to go around a mile in the city traffic during the commute home. The power decided it'd be a good time for a break.

    Wed 2007/04/04 21:17:49 JST (ID #139757)
    reply to Leo's comment
  • CrazyAnimeTuga
    CrazyAnimeTuga in Portugal (Registered on 2007/01/02)
    Student
    http://animestuff.wordpress.com/

    Thats an amazing navigation sistem. My first car came with one to but I need to update it now, it's a toyota avensis rockin down the road

    Wed 2007/04/04 21:23:58 JST (ID #46234)
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  • CrazyAnimeTuga
    CrazyAnimeTuga in Portugal (Registered on 2007/01/02)
    Student
    http://animestuff.wordpress.com/

    Thats an amazing navigation sistem. My first car came with one to but I need to update it now, it's a toyota avensis rockin down the road

    Wed 2007/04/04 21:23:58 JST (ID #88238)
    reply to CrazyAnimeTuga's comment
  • CrazyAnimeTuga
    CrazyAnimeTuga in Portugal (Registered on 2007/01/02)
    Student
    http://animestuff.wordpress.com/

    Thats an amazing navigation sistem. My first car came with one to but I need to update it now, it's a toyota avensis rockin down the road

    Wed 2007/04/04 21:23:58 JST (ID #113934)
    reply to CrazyAnimeTuga's comment
  • CrazyAnimeTuga
    CrazyAnimeTuga in Portugal (Registered on 2007/01/02)
    Student
    http://animestuff.wordpress.com/

    Thats an amazing navigation sistem. My first car came with one to but I need to update it now, it's a toyota avensis rockin down the road

    Wed 2007/04/04 21:23:58 JST (ID #139759)
    reply to CrazyAnimeTuga's comment
  • Demacrez
    Demacrez in Houston, Texas, US (Registered on 2006/12/25)
    Link Cosplayer, Video Gamer, Amatuer Programmer, and Artist
    http://demacrez.blogspot.com

    "I feel like I have just jumped in the cockpit of an RX78 every time I get in ^^;"


    So Danny, do you make Gundam noises when you get in your car or when you're driving? lol

    Wed 2007/04/04 21:31:57 JST (ID #46235)
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  • Demacrez
    Demacrez in Houston, Texas, US (Registered on 2006/12/25)
    Link Cosplayer, Video Gamer, Amatuer Programmer, and Artist
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    "I feel like I have just jumped in the cockpit of an RX78 every time I get in ^^;"


    So Danny, do you make Gundam noises when you get in your car or when you're driving? lol

    Wed 2007/04/04 21:31:57 JST (ID #88239)
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  • Demacrez
    Demacrez in Houston, Texas, US (Registered on 2006/12/25)
    Link Cosplayer, Video Gamer, Amatuer Programmer, and Artist
    http://demacrez.blogspot.com

    "I feel like I have just jumped in the cockpit of an RX78 every time I get in ^^;"


    So Danny, do you make Gundam noises when you get in your car or when you're driving? lol

    Wed 2007/04/04 21:31:57 JST (ID #113935)
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  • Demacrez
    Demacrez in Houston, Texas, US (Registered on 2006/12/25)
    Link Cosplayer, Video Gamer, Amatuer Programmer, and Artist
    http://demacrez.blogspot.com

    "I feel like I have just jumped in the cockpit of an RX78 every time I get in ^^;"


    So Danny, do you make Gundam noises when you get in your car or when you're driving? lol

    Wed 2007/04/04 21:31:57 JST (ID #139760)
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  • Edward
    Edward in SE Michigan/Osaka (Registered on 2006/12/24)
    Troubleshooter, Universal Exports
    http://funkyblueame.tumblr.com/

    Ooooooooooooh... T^T Roy is get a new car and now you too... It's not fair, I want a new car too. ^o^ The Fairlady is one of my favorite, always has and always will be such a sweet automobile.

    My fiancee has been talking about a carnavi for her Colt. Here you can live without such things, but I can see why it would be nice for Japan.

    Where did the ETC get installed? Is it out in a visible location or hidden somewhere? I used to have a Sunshine Pass for use on the Florida Turnpike. Real hi-tech gear, a white plastic box with two pieces of sticky foam. ^^; Just put it inside on my windshield near the rearview mirror.

    The movie looks like Minority Report...

    Wed 2007/04/04 21:52:14 JST (ID #46237)
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  • Edward
    Edward in SE Michigan/Osaka (Registered on 2006/12/24)
    Troubleshooter, Universal Exports
    http://funkyblueame.tumblr.com/

    Ooooooooooooh... T^T Roy is get a new car and now you too... It's not fair, I want a new car too. ^o^ The Fairlady is one of my favorite, always has and always will be such a sweet automobile.

    My fiancee has been talking about a carnavi for her Colt. Here you can live without such things, but I can see why it would be nice for Japan.

    Where did the ETC get installed? Is it out in a visible location or hidden somewhere? I used to have a Sunshine Pass for use on the Florida Turnpike. Real hi-tech gear, a white plastic box with two pieces of sticky foam. ^^; Just put it inside on my windshield near the rearview mirror.

    The movie looks like Minority Report...

    Wed 2007/04/04 21:52:14 JST (ID #88241)
    reply to Edward's comment
  • Edward
    Edward in SE Michigan/Osaka (Registered on 2006/12/24)
    Troubleshooter, Universal Exports
    http://funkyblueame.tumblr.com/

    Ooooooooooooh... T^T Roy is get a new car and now you too... It's not fair, I want a new car too. ^o^ The Fairlady is one of my favorite, always has and always will be such a sweet automobile.

    My fiancee has been talking about a carnavi for her Colt. Here you can live without such things, but I can see why it would be nice for Japan.

    Where did the ETC get installed? Is it out in a visible location or hidden somewhere? I used to have a Sunshine Pass for use on the Florida Turnpike. Real hi-tech gear, a white plastic box with two pieces of sticky foam. ^^; Just put it inside on my windshield near the rearview mirror.

    The movie looks like Minority Report...

    Wed 2007/04/04 21:52:14 JST (ID #113937)
    reply to Edward's comment
  • Edward
    Edward in SE Michigan/Osaka (Registered on 2006/12/24)
    Troubleshooter, Universal Exports
    http://funkyblueame.tumblr.com/

    Ooooooooooooh... T^T Roy is get a new car and now you too... It's not fair, I want a new car too. ^o^ The Fairlady is one of my favorite, always has and always will be such a sweet automobile.

    My fiancee has been talking about a carnavi for her Colt. Here you can live without such things, but I can see why it would be nice for Japan.

    Where did the ETC get installed? Is it out in a visible location or hidden somewhere? I used to have a Sunshine Pass for use on the Florida Turnpike. Real hi-tech gear, a white plastic box with two pieces of sticky foam. ^^; Just put it inside on my windshield near the rearview mirror.

    The movie looks like Minority Report...

    Wed 2007/04/04 21:52:14 JST (ID #139762)
    reply to Edward's comment
  • Tofu-san
    Tofu-san in Rancho Palos Verdes, CA (Registered on 2007/03/04)
    ecchi student
    http://tofusando.blogspot.com

    I agree with Jimmie-amazing GPS!

    Wed 2007/04/04 21:55:37 JST (ID #46238)
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  • Tofu-san
    Tofu-san in Rancho Palos Verdes, CA (Registered on 2007/03/04)
    ecchi student
    http://tofusando.blogspot.com

    I agree with Jimmie-amazing GPS!

    Wed 2007/04/04 21:55:37 JST (ID #88242)
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  • Tofu-san
    Tofu-san in Rancho Palos Verdes, CA (Registered on 2007/03/04)
    ecchi student
    http://tofusando.blogspot.com

    I agree with Jimmie-amazing GPS!

    Wed 2007/04/04 21:55:37 JST (ID #113938)
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  • Tofu-san
    Tofu-san in Rancho Palos Verdes, CA (Registered on 2007/03/04)
    ecchi student
    http://tofusando.blogspot.com

    I agree with Jimmie-amazing GPS!

    Wed 2007/04/04 21:55:37 JST (ID #139763)
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  • Rufus Shinra
    Rufus Shinra in 神羅HQ 60th floor, Midgar (Registered on 2007/01/19)

    Nice new nav, tho i must say it's a tad bit too expensive ($2000+$600 for installation!). As for ETC, I'm used to it (we have the world's 1st fully ETC highway here) though ours makes annoying beeping sounds when passing through the detectors.

    350z!! wow I'm so jealous. Not my favorite car in that class, but still great. Are you getting the orange (default) color one?

    Wed 2007/04/04 22:27:23 JST (ID #46240)
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  • Rufus Shinra
    Rufus Shinra in 神羅HQ 60th floor, Midgar (Registered on 2007/01/19)

    Nice new nav, tho i must say it's a tad bit too expensive ($2000+$600 for installation!). As for ETC, I'm used to it (we have the world's 1st fully ETC highway here) though ours makes annoying beeping sounds when passing through the detectors.

    350z!! wow I'm so jealous. Not my favorite car in that class, but still great. Are you getting the orange (default) color one?

    Wed 2007/04/04 22:27:23 JST (ID #88244)
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  • Rufus Shinra
    Rufus Shinra in 神羅HQ 60th floor, Midgar (Registered on 2007/01/19)

    Nice new nav, tho i must say it's a tad bit too expensive ($2000+$600 for installation!). As for ETC, I'm used to it (we have the world's 1st fully ETC highway here) though ours makes annoying beeping sounds when passing through the detectors.

    350z!! wow I'm so jealous. Not my favorite car in that class, but still great. Are you getting the orange (default) color one?

    Wed 2007/04/04 22:27:23 JST (ID #113940)
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  • Rufus Shinra
    Rufus Shinra in 神羅HQ 60th floor, Midgar (Registered on 2007/01/19)

    Nice new nav, tho i must say it's a tad bit too expensive ($2000+$600 for installation!). As for ETC, I'm used to it (we have the world's 1st fully ETC highway here) though ours makes annoying beeping sounds when passing through the detectors.

    350z!! wow I'm so jealous. Not my favorite car in that class, but still great. Are you getting the orange (default) color one?

    Wed 2007/04/04 22:27:23 JST (ID #139765)
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  • Kururu_luva
    Kururu_luva in Richmond, BC Canada (Registered on 2007/01/20)

    wow cool. Danny Choo, you're one of the richest otakus i have ever seen xP.

    Wed 2007/04/04 22:32:36 JST (ID #46241)
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  • Kururu_luva
    Kururu_luva in Richmond, BC Canada (Registered on 2007/01/20)

    wow cool. Danny Choo, you're one of the richest otakus i have ever seen xP.

    Wed 2007/04/04 22:32:36 JST (ID #88245)
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  • Kururu_luva
    Kururu_luva in Richmond, BC Canada (Registered on 2007/01/20)

    wow cool. Danny Choo, you're one of the richest otakus i have ever seen xP.

    Wed 2007/04/04 22:32:36 JST (ID #113941)
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  • Kururu_luva
    Kururu_luva in Richmond, BC Canada (Registered on 2007/01/20)

    wow cool. Danny Choo, you're one of the richest otakus i have ever seen xP.

    Wed 2007/04/04 22:32:36 JST (ID #139766)
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  • ait_meijin
    ait_meijin in サイベリア (Registered on 2007/02/04)
    IT-オタク
    http://picasaweb.google.com/ait.meijin

    Danny, I think it might be a "Robocop" movie on your nav's display!

    Wed 2007/04/04 23:17:55 JST (ID #46243)
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  • ait_meijin
    ait_meijin in サイベリア (Registered on 2007/02/04)
    IT-オタク
    http://picasaweb.google.com/ait.meijin

    Danny, I think it might be a "Robocop" movie on your nav's display!

    Wed 2007/04/04 23:17:55 JST (ID #88247)
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  • ait_meijin
    ait_meijin in サイベリア (Registered on 2007/02/04)
    IT-オタク
    http://picasaweb.google.com/ait.meijin

    Danny, I think it might be a "Robocop" movie on your nav's display!

    Wed 2007/04/04 23:17:55 JST (ID #113943)
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  • ait_meijin
    ait_meijin in サイベリア (Registered on 2007/02/04)
    IT-オタク
    http://picasaweb.google.com/ait.meijin

    Danny, I think it might be a "Robocop" movie on your nav's display!

    Wed 2007/04/04 23:17:55 JST (ID #139768)
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  • kaito kun
    kaito kun in Hong Kong (Registered on 2007/06/11)
    student

    definitely a kool upgrade in ur car! looks like a built in car navigation now

    Wed 2007/04/04 23:45:50 JST (ID #46245)
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  • kaito kun
    kaito kun in Hong Kong (Registered on 2007/06/11)
    student

    definitely a kool upgrade in ur car! looks like a built in car navigation now

    Wed 2007/04/04 23:45:50 JST (ID #88249)
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  • kaito kun
    kaito kun in Hong Kong (Registered on 2007/06/11)
    student

    definitely a kool upgrade in ur car! looks like a built in car navigation now

    Wed 2007/04/04 23:45:50 JST (ID #113945)
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  • kaito kun
    kaito kun in Hong Kong (Registered on 2007/06/11)
    student

    definitely a kool upgrade in ur car! looks like a built in car navigation now

    Wed 2007/04/04 23:45:50 JST (ID #139770)
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  • Daimaou
    Daimaou in Tokyo (Registered on 2007/01/05)
    Space Pig
    http://www.akihabaranews.com

    heheh Danny since you saw "my" Fairlady Z (350Z) Nismo you are in love ? Well Hold on ! Soon I will get the Lotus Exgise S... I will show it to you... I am sure you will change your mind with the Salaryman Fairlady Z

    Wed 2007/04/04 23:52:37 JST (ID #46246)
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  • Daimaou
    Daimaou in Tokyo (Registered on 2007/01/05)
    Space Pig
    http://www.akihabaranews.com

    heheh Danny since you saw "my" Fairlady Z (350Z) Nismo you are in love ? Well Hold on ! Soon I will get the Lotus Exgise S... I will show it to you... I am sure you will change your mind with the Salaryman Fairlady Z

    Wed 2007/04/04 23:52:37 JST (ID #88250)
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  • Daimaou
    Daimaou in Tokyo (Registered on 2007/01/05)
    Space Pig
    http://www.akihabaranews.com

    heheh Danny since you saw "my" Fairlady Z (350Z) Nismo you are in love ? Well Hold on ! Soon I will get the Lotus Exgise S... I will show it to you... I am sure you will change your mind with the Salaryman Fairlady Z

    Wed 2007/04/04 23:52:37 JST (ID #113946)
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  • Daimaou
    Daimaou in Tokyo (Registered on 2007/01/05)
    Space Pig
    http://www.akihabaranews.com

    heheh Danny since you saw "my" Fairlady Z (350Z) Nismo you are in love ? Well Hold on ! Soon I will get the Lotus Exgise S... I will show it to you... I am sure you will change your mind with the Salaryman Fairlady Z

    Wed 2007/04/04 23:52:37 JST (ID #139771)
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  • Lazy Fiend
    Lazy Fiend in Small dot on Earth (Registered on 2007/01/08)
    Jalop-er

    A Fairlady (350)Z?!
    That thing packs a load of horsepower (but lacks bit of interior quality).

    Auto or Manual?
    And is it the 2006 model with 296 BHP?

    I also heard that u can equip the 350Z with a satellite-navigation system that uses Nissan's Birdview screen.

    Thu 2007/04/05 00:09:19 JST (ID #46247)
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  • Lazy Fiend
    Lazy Fiend in Small dot on Earth (Registered on 2007/01/08)
    Jalop-er

    A Fairlady (350)Z?!
    That thing packs a load of horsepower (but lacks bit of interior quality).

    Auto or Manual?
    And is it the 2006 model with 296 BHP?

    I also heard that u can equip the 350Z with a satellite-navigation system that uses Nissan's Birdview screen.

    Thu 2007/04/05 00:09:19 JST (ID #88251)
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  • Lazy Fiend
    Lazy Fiend in Small dot on Earth (Registered on 2007/01/08)
    Jalop-er

    A Fairlady (350)Z?!
    That thing packs a load of horsepower (but lacks bit of interior quality).

    Auto or Manual?
    And is it the 2006 model with 296 BHP?

    I also heard that u can equip the 350Z with a satellite-navigation system that uses Nissan's Birdview screen.

    Thu 2007/04/05 00:09:19 JST (ID #113947)
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  • Lazy Fiend
    Lazy Fiend in Small dot on Earth (Registered on 2007/01/08)
    Jalop-er

    A Fairlady (350)Z?!
    That thing packs a load of horsepower (but lacks bit of interior quality).

    Auto or Manual?
    And is it the 2006 model with 296 BHP?

    I also heard that u can equip the 350Z with a satellite-navigation system that uses Nissan's Birdview screen.

    Thu 2007/04/05 00:09:19 JST (ID #139772)
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  • Arekusu
    Arekusu in The Lost Woods (Registered on 2006/12/31)
    Video Game Design Student / Monster Hunter

    :O THe Nissan you are goingt o get is sooooo cool! I saw one the other day it was soo shiney :D

    As for the Navigation, i thought, when you went into full 3D mode, it looked like something out of Ghost in the Shell, if only it were in a green wire esh, then you could really feel like you were in the anime :P

    When you get your new car you must post up lots of nice pictures of it :D

    Thu 2007/04/05 04:18:02 JST (ID #46252)
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  • Arekusu
    Arekusu in The Lost Woods (Registered on 2006/12/31)
    Video Game Design Student / Monster Hunter

    :O THe Nissan you are goingt o get is sooooo cool! I saw one the other day it was soo shiney :D

    As for the Navigation, i thought, when you went into full 3D mode, it looked like something out of Ghost in the Shell, if only it were in a green wire esh, then you could really feel like you were in the anime :P

    When you get your new car you must post up lots of nice pictures of it :D

    Thu 2007/04/05 04:18:02 JST (ID #88256)
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  • Arekusu
    Arekusu in The Lost Woods (Registered on 2006/12/31)
    Video Game Design Student / Monster Hunter

    :O THe Nissan you are goingt o get is sooooo cool! I saw one the other day it was soo shiney :D

    As for the Navigation, i thought, when you went into full 3D mode, it looked like something out of Ghost in the Shell, if only it were in a green wire esh, then you could really feel like you were in the anime :P

    When you get your new car you must post up lots of nice pictures of it :D

    Thu 2007/04/05 04:18:02 JST (ID #113952)
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  • Arekusu
    Arekusu in The Lost Woods (Registered on 2006/12/31)
    Video Game Design Student / Monster Hunter

    :O THe Nissan you are goingt o get is sooooo cool! I saw one the other day it was soo shiney :D

    As for the Navigation, i thought, when you went into full 3D mode, it looked like something out of Ghost in the Shell, if only it were in a green wire esh, then you could really feel like you were in the anime :P

    When you get your new car you must post up lots of nice pictures of it :D

    Thu 2007/04/05 04:18:02 JST (ID #139777)
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  • MedioSam
    MedioSam in Paris | France (Registered on 2007/01/25)
    Storage Engineer
    http://sam.medioni.free.fr


    The Japanese GPS are Awesome; in France the GPS looks like a Game Boy, has when those On our premises

    Thu 2007/04/05 04:22:26 JST (ID #46253)
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  • MedioSam
    MedioSam in Paris | France (Registered on 2007/01/25)
    Storage Engineer
    http://sam.medioni.free.fr


    The Japanese GPS are Awesome; in France the GPS looks like a Game Boy, has when those On our premises

    Thu 2007/04/05 04:22:26 JST (ID #88257)
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  • MedioSam
    MedioSam in Paris | France (Registered on 2007/01/25)
    Storage Engineer
    http://sam.medioni.free.fr


    The Japanese GPS are Awesome; in France the GPS looks like a Game Boy, has when those On our premises

    Thu 2007/04/05 04:22:26 JST (ID #113953)
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  • MedioSam
    MedioSam in Paris | France (Registered on 2007/01/25)
    Storage Engineer
    http://sam.medioni.free.fr


    The Japanese GPS are Awesome; in France the GPS looks like a Game Boy, has when those On our premises

    Thu 2007/04/05 04:22:26 JST (ID #139778)
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  • krapou
    krapou in tervuren, belgium (Registered on 2006/12/26)
    daydreaming and planning to take over the world

    Oh My...
    Well I've already tried several types of gps on my car....biznessss...unfortunatly..and I must say that your gps looks awesome...the 3D feature I saw on one of your pictures leaves me flabbergasted...to say the least.
    On the other hand ..what a relief to hear that you also have to struggle with a % of inaccuracy.
    Always lots of fun when that damn thing sends you back because for a brief moment it's lost in all that sattelite's junk.
    But once again....Oh My...I'ld to try that one out on my cheetah (car's nickname)...
    Oh and the Nissan.....ferociously awesome

    Thu 2007/04/05 05:03:02 JST (ID #46254)
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  • krapou
    krapou in tervuren, belgium (Registered on 2006/12/26)
    daydreaming and planning to take over the world

    Oh My...
    Well I've already tried several types of gps on my car....biznessss...unfortunatly..and I must say that your gps looks awesome...the 3D feature I saw on one of your pictures leaves me flabbergasted...to say the least.
    On the other hand ..what a relief to hear that you also have to struggle with a % of inaccuracy.
    Always lots of fun when that damn thing sends you back because for a brief moment it's lost in all that sattelite's junk.
    But once again....Oh My...I'ld to try that one out on my cheetah (car's nickname)...
    Oh and the Nissan.....ferociously awesome

    Thu 2007/04/05 05:03:02 JST (ID #88258)
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  • krapou
    krapou in tervuren, belgium (Registered on 2006/12/26)
    daydreaming and planning to take over the world

    Oh My...
    Well I've already tried several types of gps on my car....biznessss...unfortunatly..and I must say that your gps looks awesome...the 3D feature I saw on one of your pictures leaves me flabbergasted...to say the least.
    On the other hand ..what a relief to hear that you also have to struggle with a % of inaccuracy.
    Always lots of fun when that damn thing sends you back because for a brief moment it's lost in all that sattelite's junk.
    But once again....Oh My...I'ld to try that one out on my cheetah (car's nickname)...
    Oh and the Nissan.....ferociously awesome

    Thu 2007/04/05 05:03:02 JST (ID #113954)
    reply to krapou's comment
  • krapou
    krapou in tervuren, belgium (Registered on 2006/12/26)
    daydreaming and planning to take over the world

    Oh My...
    Well I've already tried several types of gps on my car....biznessss...unfortunatly..and I must say that your gps looks awesome...the 3D feature I saw on one of your pictures leaves me flabbergasted...to say the least.
    On the other hand ..what a relief to hear that you also have to struggle with a % of inaccuracy.
    Always lots of fun when that damn thing sends you back because for a brief moment it's lost in all that sattelite's junk.
    But once again....Oh My...I'ld to try that one out on my cheetah (car's nickname)...
    Oh and the Nissan.....ferociously awesome

    Thu 2007/04/05 05:03:02 JST (ID #139779)
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  • ziplo
    ziplo in Newcastle, UK (Registered on 2006/12/25)
    Architectural designer

    oh my god!....Danny...you are getting THE fairlady ???? that's awesome!!!

    can't wait to see your new car....

    i am still in love with my miata mx-5

    and dreaming for the NSX....

    Thu 2007/04/05 05:29:08 JST (ID #46255)
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  • ziplo
    ziplo in Newcastle, UK (Registered on 2006/12/25)
    Architectural designer

    oh my god!....Danny...you are getting THE fairlady ???? that's awesome!!!

    can't wait to see your new car....

    i am still in love with my miata mx-5

    and dreaming for the NSX....

    Thu 2007/04/05 05:29:08 JST (ID #88259)
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  • ziplo
    ziplo in Newcastle, UK (Registered on 2006/12/25)
    Architectural designer

    oh my god!....Danny...you are getting THE fairlady ???? that's awesome!!!

    can't wait to see your new car....

    i am still in love with my miata mx-5

    and dreaming for the NSX....

    Thu 2007/04/05 05:29:08 JST (ID #113955)
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  • ziplo
    ziplo in Newcastle, UK (Registered on 2006/12/25)
    Architectural designer

    oh my god!....Danny...you are getting THE fairlady ???? that's awesome!!!

    can't wait to see your new car....

    i am still in love with my miata mx-5

    and dreaming for the NSX....

    Thu 2007/04/05 05:29:08 JST (ID #139780)
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  • kca
    kca in Hanoi (Registered on 2007/02/10)
    Bouty hunter
    http://khongcoai.com/

    I still do not understand why so many western countries are still at the stone age with regards to Japan :(

    Thu 2007/04/05 07:42:37 JST (ID #46256)
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  • kca
    kca in Hanoi (Registered on 2007/02/10)
    Bouty hunter
    http://khongcoai.com/

    I still do not understand why so many western countries are still at the stone age with regards to Japan :(

    Thu 2007/04/05 07:42:37 JST (ID #88260)
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  • kca
    kca in Hanoi (Registered on 2007/02/10)
    Bouty hunter
    http://khongcoai.com/

    I still do not understand why so many western countries are still at the stone age with regards to Japan :(

    Thu 2007/04/05 07:42:37 JST (ID #113956)
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  • kca
    kca in Hanoi (Registered on 2007/02/10)
    Bouty hunter
    http://khongcoai.com/

    I still do not understand why so many western countries are still at the stone age with regards to Japan :(

    Thu 2007/04/05 07:42:37 JST (ID #139781)
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  • Cyberdelics
    Cyberdelics in Rome, Italy (Registered on 2007/02/07)
    Information technology
    http://www.cyberdelics80.blogspot.com/

    *_* FANTASTIC!!!
    But I prefer SONY XYZ
    I'm using Tom Tom Navigator 6 + ipaq hx2790 in my car (MMC Smart)... ;_;

    Thu 2007/04/05 08:36:13 JST (ID #46257)
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  • Cyberdelics
    Cyberdelics in Rome, Italy (Registered on 2007/02/07)
    Information technology
    http://www.cyberdelics80.blogspot.com/

    *_* FANTASTIC!!!
    But I prefer SONY XYZ
    I'm using Tom Tom Navigator 6 + ipaq hx2790 in my car (MMC Smart)... ;_;

    Thu 2007/04/05 08:36:13 JST (ID #88261)
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  • Cyberdelics
    Cyberdelics in Rome, Italy (Registered on 2007/02/07)
    Information technology
    http://www.cyberdelics80.blogspot.com/

    *_* FANTASTIC!!!
    But I prefer SONY XYZ
    I'm using Tom Tom Navigator 6 + ipaq hx2790 in my car (MMC Smart)... ;_;

    Thu 2007/04/05 08:36:13 JST (ID #113957)
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  • Cyberdelics
    Cyberdelics in Rome, Italy (Registered on 2007/02/07)
    Information technology
    http://www.cyberdelics80.blogspot.com/

    *_* FANTASTIC!!!
    But I prefer SONY XYZ
    I'm using Tom Tom Navigator 6 + ipaq hx2790 in my car (MMC Smart)... ;_;

    Thu 2007/04/05 08:36:13 JST (ID #139782)
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  • astroblue
    astroblue in Brazil (Registered on 2007/01/17)

    Minority Report.

    Thu 2007/04/05 08:58:33 JST (ID #46258)
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  • astroblue
    astroblue in Brazil (Registered on 2007/01/17)

    Minority Report.

    Thu 2007/04/05 08:58:33 JST (ID #88262)
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  • astroblue
    astroblue in Brazil (Registered on 2007/01/17)

    Minority Report.

    Thu 2007/04/05 08:58:33 JST (ID #113958)
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  • astroblue
    astroblue in Brazil (Registered on 2007/01/17)

    Minority Report.

    Thu 2007/04/05 08:58:33 JST (ID #139783)
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  • SG
    SG in 英国 (Registered on 2006/12/28)
    Art/Media
    http://sgallen.wordpress.com/

    Thats... Hi~tech'y Danny lol..
    I don't think I'll be needing one of them.. wait.. I would if I move to Japan lol

    Over here (in the UK) I'll just stick to TomTom and listen to Hikaru on my Ipod when driving ._.

    Thu 2007/04/05 12:10:59 JST (ID #46260)
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  • SG
    SG in 英国 (Registered on 2006/12/28)
    Art/Media
    http://sgallen.wordpress.com/

    Thats... Hi~tech'y Danny lol..
    I don't think I'll be needing one of them.. wait.. I would if I move to Japan lol

    Over here (in the UK) I'll just stick to TomTom and listen to Hikaru on my Ipod when driving ._.

    Thu 2007/04/05 12:10:59 JST (ID #88264)
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  • SG
    SG in 英国 (Registered on 2006/12/28)
    Art/Media
    http://sgallen.wordpress.com/

    Thats... Hi~tech'y Danny lol..
    I don't think I'll be needing one of them.. wait.. I would if I move to Japan lol

    Over here (in the UK) I'll just stick to TomTom and listen to Hikaru on my Ipod when driving ._.

    Thu 2007/04/05 12:10:59 JST (ID #113960)
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  • SG
    SG in 英国 (Registered on 2006/12/28)
    Art/Media
    http://sgallen.wordpress.com/

    Thats... Hi~tech'y Danny lol..
    I don't think I'll be needing one of them.. wait.. I would if I move to Japan lol

    Over here (in the UK) I'll just stick to TomTom and listen to Hikaru on my Ipod when driving ._.

    Thu 2007/04/05 12:10:59 JST (ID #139785)
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  • syrix
    syrix in U.S. (Registered on 2007/03/21)
    student
    http://animesugoi.animeblogger.net/

    Wow, very high tech Danny, especially the ets and vits, that would be really be helpful in the states, especially California with the frequent accidents and toll booths

    Thu 2007/04/05 14:44:36 JST (ID #46263)
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  • syrix
    syrix in U.S. (Registered on 2007/03/21)
    student
    http://animesugoi.animeblogger.net/

    Wow, very high tech Danny, especially the ets and vits, that would be really be helpful in the states, especially California with the frequent accidents and toll booths

    Thu 2007/04/05 14:44:36 JST (ID #88267)
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  • syrix
    syrix in U.S. (Registered on 2007/03/21)
    student
    http://animesugoi.animeblogger.net/

    Wow, very high tech Danny, especially the ets and vits, that would be really be helpful in the states, especially California with the frequent accidents and toll booths

    Thu 2007/04/05 14:44:36 JST (ID #113963)
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  • syrix
    syrix in U.S. (Registered on 2007/03/21)
    student
    http://animesugoi.animeblogger.net/

    Wow, very high tech Danny, especially the ets and vits, that would be really be helpful in the states, especially California with the frequent accidents and toll booths

    Thu 2007/04/05 14:44:36 JST (ID #139788)
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  • Ken
    Ken in NYC (Registered on 2007/03/15)
    Student/Writer/Editor
    http://emcreations.wordpress.com/

    Pretty nice, but I don't see the need to install such an expensive piece into a 2nd hand car. Any hand held GPS is good enough since all we need to hear is the voice. Then again, I guess it's not that easy in Japan. By the way, don't watch dvd when driving. That's like asking to get yourself killed.

    I also have an off topic question. Is your PG strike marked with waterslide decals or stickers? From the photos I can still see the rectangle edges from the markings. I don't want to buy decals if it's just going to come out the same with the stickers. LMK, thanks

    Thu 2007/04/05 16:21:04 JST (ID #46264)
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  • Ken
    Ken in NYC (Registered on 2007/03/15)
    Student/Writer/Editor
    http://emcreations.wordpress.com/

    Pretty nice, but I don't see the need to install such an expensive piece into a 2nd hand car. Any hand held GPS is good enough since all we need to hear is the voice. Then again, I guess it's not that easy in Japan. By the way, don't watch dvd when driving. That's like asking to get yourself killed.

    I also have an off topic question. Is your PG strike marked with waterslide decals or stickers? From the photos I can still see the rectangle edges from the markings. I don't want to buy decals if it's just going to come out the same with the stickers. LMK, thanks

    Thu 2007/04/05 16:21:04 JST (ID #88268)
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  • Ken
    Ken in NYC (Registered on 2007/03/15)
    Student/Writer/Editor
    http://emcreations.wordpress.com/

    Pretty nice, but I don't see the need to install such an expensive piece into a 2nd hand car. Any hand held GPS is good enough since all we need to hear is the voice. Then again, I guess it's not that easy in Japan. By the way, don't watch dvd when driving. That's like asking to get yourself killed.

    I also have an off topic question. Is your PG strike marked with waterslide decals or stickers? From the photos I can still see the rectangle edges from the markings. I don't want to buy decals if it's just going to come out the same with the stickers. LMK, thanks

    Thu 2007/04/05 16:21:04 JST (ID #113964)
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  • Ken
    Ken in NYC (Registered on 2007/03/15)
    Student/Writer/Editor
    http://emcreations.wordpress.com/

    Pretty nice, but I don't see the need to install such an expensive piece into a 2nd hand car. Any hand held GPS is good enough since all we need to hear is the voice. Then again, I guess it's not that easy in Japan. By the way, don't watch dvd when driving. That's like asking to get yourself killed.

    I also have an off topic question. Is your PG strike marked with waterslide decals or stickers? From the photos I can still see the rectangle edges from the markings. I don't want to buy decals if it's just going to come out the same with the stickers. LMK, thanks

    Thu 2007/04/05 16:21:04 JST (ID #139789)
    reply to Ken's comment
  • Arrot
    Arrot in Illinois U.S.A. (Registered on 2006/12/31)
    Undecided Major; Student

    I don't really see a need for the navigation system, unless you just really don't have a clue how to navigate.. some people just have a compass in their head, some like myself just remember by landmarks.

    The exception to the rule is unless the road system in japan is just horrible like in Thailand. roads come and dissapear randomly.

    Thu 2007/04/05 16:33:21 JST (ID #46265)
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    • MosKAU
      MosKAU in Dark Northern Forests (Finland) (Registered on 2007/03/06)
      Student

      When you're driving into a totally unfamiliar town, it's much more easier to drive with a GPS than block the traffic by being totally lost :P

      Sun 2008/07/13 00:53:23 JST (ID #236381)
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  • Arrot
    Arrot in Illinois U.S.A. (Registered on 2006/12/31)
    Undecided Major; Student

    I don't really see a need for the navigation system, unless you just really don't have a clue how to navigate.. some people just have a compass in their head, some like myself just remember by landmarks.

    The exception to the rule is unless the road system in japan is just horrible like in Thailand. roads come and dissapear randomly.

    Thu 2007/04/05 16:33:21 JST (ID #88269)
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  • Arrot
    Arrot in Illinois U.S.A. (Registered on 2006/12/31)
    Undecided Major; Student

    I don't really see a need for the navigation system, unless you just really don't have a clue how to navigate.. some people just have a compass in their head, some like myself just remember by landmarks.

    The exception to the rule is unless the road system in japan is just horrible like in Thailand. roads come and dissapear randomly.

    Thu 2007/04/05 16:33:21 JST (ID #113965)
    reply to Arrot's comment
  • Arrot
    Arrot in Illinois U.S.A. (Registered on 2006/12/31)
    Undecided Major; Student

    I don't really see a need for the navigation system, unless you just really don't have a clue how to navigate.. some people just have a compass in their head, some like myself just remember by landmarks.

    The exception to the rule is unless the road system in japan is just horrible like in Thailand. roads come and dissapear randomly.

    Thu 2007/04/05 16:33:21 JST (ID #139790)
    reply to Arrot's comment
  • Edward
    Edward in SE Michigan/Osaka (Registered on 2006/12/24)
    Troubleshooter, Universal Exports
    http://funkyblueame.tumblr.com/

    By the way Danny, did Mizuki have an opinion on the carnavi? ^^; She was observing the entire process of this post. If one day you can't find her and the car is missing; well don't say you haven't been warned... ^^;

    Thu 2007/04/05 18:59:35 JST (ID #46266)
    reply to Edward's comment
  • Edward
    Edward in SE Michigan/Osaka (Registered on 2006/12/24)
    Troubleshooter, Universal Exports
    http://funkyblueame.tumblr.com/

    By the way Danny, did Mizuki have an opinion on the carnavi? ^^; She was observing the entire process of this post. If one day you can't find her and the car is missing; well don't say you haven't been warned... ^^;

    Thu 2007/04/05 18:59:35 JST (ID #88270)
    reply to Edward's comment
  • Edward
    Edward in SE Michigan/Osaka (Registered on 2006/12/24)
    Troubleshooter, Universal Exports
    http://funkyblueame.tumblr.com/

    By the way Danny, did Mizuki have an opinion on the carnavi? ^^; She was observing the entire process of this post. If one day you can't find her and the car is missing; well don't say you haven't been warned... ^^;

    Thu 2007/04/05 18:59:35 JST (ID #113966)
    reply to Edward's comment
  • Edward
    Edward in SE Michigan/Osaka (Registered on 2006/12/24)
    Troubleshooter, Universal Exports
    http://funkyblueame.tumblr.com/

    By the way Danny, did Mizuki have an opinion on the carnavi? ^^; She was observing the entire process of this post. If one day you can't find her and the car is missing; well don't say you haven't been warned... ^^;

    Thu 2007/04/05 18:59:35 JST (ID #139791)
    reply to Edward's comment
  • Hulles
    Hulles in VA (Registered on 2007/04/01)
    electronic services specialist

    Nice system! Needs to be surrounded by more Subaru Impreza though. ^_~

    Thu 2007/04/05 19:02:43 JST (ID #46267)
    reply to Hulles's comment
  • Hulles
    Hulles in VA (Registered on 2007/04/01)
    electronic services specialist

    Nice system! Needs to be surrounded by more Subaru Impreza though. ^_~

    Thu 2007/04/05 19:02:43 JST (ID #88271)
    reply to Hulles's comment
  • Hulles
    Hulles in VA (Registered on 2007/04/01)
    electronic services specialist

    Nice system! Needs to be surrounded by more Subaru Impreza though. ^_~

    Thu 2007/04/05 19:02:43 JST (ID #113967)
    reply to Hulles's comment
  • Hulles
    Hulles in VA (Registered on 2007/04/01)
    electronic services specialist

    Nice system! Needs to be surrounded by more Subaru Impreza though. ^_~

    Thu 2007/04/05 19:02:43 JST (ID #139792)
    reply to Hulles's comment
  • Adun
    Adun in Sydney, Australia (Registered on 2007/01/01)
    ColdFusion Developer
    http://www.moemoerabu.net

    Majority of cars that I saw in Japan had some form of car navigation in them. Though after wondering the streets of Japan I can see why. It's quite difficult to navigate your way around Tokyo if you don't know how the addressing system works.

    Also very nice if you are getting a Nissan Fairlady Z. Getting the convertible or hardtop version of the 350Z?

    Thu 2007/04/05 19:24:39 JST (ID #46268)
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  • Adun
    Adun in Sydney, Australia (Registered on 2007/01/01)
    ColdFusion Developer
    http://www.moemoerabu.net

    Majority of cars that I saw in Japan had some form of car navigation in them. Though after wondering the streets of Japan I can see why. It's quite difficult to navigate your way around Tokyo if you don't know how the addressing system works.

    Also very nice if you are getting a Nissan Fairlady Z. Getting the convertible or hardtop version of the 350Z?

    Thu 2007/04/05 19:24:39 JST (ID #88272)
    reply to Adun's comment
  • Adun
    Adun in Sydney, Australia (Registered on 2007/01/01)
    ColdFusion Developer
    http://www.moemoerabu.net

    Majority of cars that I saw in Japan had some form of car navigation in them. Though after wondering the streets of Japan I can see why. It's quite difficult to navigate your way around Tokyo if you don't know how the addressing system works.

    Also very nice if you are getting a Nissan Fairlady Z. Getting the convertible or hardtop version of the 350Z?

    Thu 2007/04/05 19:24:39 JST (ID #113968)
    reply to Adun's comment
  • Adun
    Adun in Sydney, Australia (Registered on 2007/01/01)
    ColdFusion Developer
    http://www.moemoerabu.net

    Majority of cars that I saw in Japan had some form of car navigation in them. Though after wondering the streets of Japan I can see why. It's quite difficult to navigate your way around Tokyo if you don't know how the addressing system works.

    Also very nice if you are getting a Nissan Fairlady Z. Getting the convertible or hardtop version of the 350Z?

    Thu 2007/04/05 19:24:39 JST (ID #139793)
    reply to Adun's comment
  • Danny Choo
    Danny Choo in Tokyo (Registered on 2006/12/11)
    CEO MIrai Inc
    http://www.dannychoo.com/profile/eng/

    All,
    Dont know which version of the Fairlady yet but probably Auto.
    And the film was Minority Report.

    Edward,
    She helped me choose it ^^;

    Arrot,
    Everything changes over here within a short time. Road really do go missing!

    Ken,
    Strikes stickers are nasty stickers - Bandai folks should be beaten by a stick for doing that.

    SG,
    TomTom?

    Dante,
    I never pay attention to gas prices (I should I guess) and just tell them to fill her up. Costs about 300 yen for a full tank.

    Chris,
    The crime rate is very low here so its not too much of a problem.

    Kururu_lava,
    I still have a long way to go ^^;

    Rufus,
    I do like the orange but will probably get black instead.

    Edward in Michigan,
    Its installed inside the car.

    Jimmie,
    Thanks ^^

    Demacrez,
    Sometimes ^o^

    windbell,
    I never thought of that!

    GundamZZ,
    Not sure yet - need more parking space.

    Thu 2007/04/05 21:03:45 JST (ID #46269)
    reply to Danny Choo's comment
  • Danny Choo
    Danny Choo in Tokyo (Registered on 2006/12/11)
    CEO MIrai Inc
    http://www.dannychoo.com/profile/eng/

    All,
    Dont know which version of the Fairlady yet but probably Auto.
    And the film was Minority Report.

    Edward,
    She helped me choose it ^^;

    Arrot,
    Everything changes over here within a short time. Road really do go missing!

    Ken,
    Strikes stickers are nasty stickers - Bandai folks should be beaten by a stick for doing that.

    SG,
    TomTom?

    Dante,
    I never pay attention to gas prices (I should I guess) and just tell them to fill her up. Costs about 300 yen for a full tank.

    Chris,
    The crime rate is very low here so its not too much of a problem.

    Kururu_lava,
    I still have a long way to go ^^;

    Rufus,
    I do like the orange but will probably get black instead.

    Edward in Michigan,
    Its installed inside the car.

    Jimmie,
    Thanks ^^

    Demacrez,
    Sometimes ^o^

    windbell,
    I never thought of that!

    GundamZZ,
    Not sure yet - need more parking space.

    Thu 2007/04/05 21:03:45 JST (ID #88273)
    reply to Danny Choo's comment
  • Danny Choo
    Danny Choo in Tokyo (Registered on 2006/12/11)
    CEO MIrai Inc
    http://www.dannychoo.com/profile/eng/

    All,
    Dont know which version of the Fairlady yet but probably Auto.
    And the film was Minority Report.

    Edward,
    She helped me choose it ^^;

    Arrot,
    Everything changes over here within a short time. Road really do go missing!

    Ken,
    Strikes stickers are nasty stickers - Bandai folks should be beaten by a stick for doing that.

    SG,
    TomTom?

    Dante,
    I never pay attention to gas prices (I should I guess) and just tell them to fill her up. Costs about 300 yen for a full tank.

    Chris,
    The crime rate is very low here so its not too much of a problem.

    Kururu_lava,
    I still have a long way to go ^^;

    Rufus,
    I do like the orange but will probably get black instead.

    Edward in Michigan,
    Its installed inside the car.

    Jimmie,
    Thanks ^^

    Demacrez,
    Sometimes ^o^

    windbell,
    I never thought of that!

    GundamZZ,
    Not sure yet - need more parking space.

    Thu 2007/04/05 21:03:45 JST (ID #113969)
    reply to Danny Choo's comment
  • Danny Choo
    Danny Choo in Tokyo (Registered on 2006/12/11)
    CEO MIrai Inc
    http://www.dannychoo.com/profile/eng/

    All,
    Dont know which version of the Fairlady yet but probably Auto.
    And the film was Minority Report.

    Edward,
    She helped me choose it ^^;

    Arrot,
    Everything changes over here within a short time. Road really do go missing!

    Ken,
    Strikes stickers are nasty stickers - Bandai folks should be beaten by a stick for doing that.

    SG,
    TomTom?

    Dante,
    I never pay attention to gas prices (I should I guess) and just tell them to fill her up. Costs about 300 yen for a full tank.

    Chris,
    The crime rate is very low here so its not too much of a problem.

    Kururu_lava,
    I still have a long way to go ^^;

    Rufus,
    I do like the orange but will probably get black instead.

    Edward in Michigan,
    Its installed inside the car.

    Jimmie,
    Thanks ^^

    Demacrez,
    Sometimes ^o^

    windbell,
    I never thought of that!

    GundamZZ,
    Not sure yet - need more parking space.

    Thu 2007/04/05 21:03:45 JST (ID #139794)
    reply to Danny Choo's comment
  • david -M-
    david -M- in Strasbourg, France (Registered on 2007/02/10)
    Webdesigner - Freelance
    http://blog.dmasson.com

    Such a big installation ! This system looks very complete, it would be excellent in my car, but i don't have enough space to install this kind of GPS...

    Fri 2007/04/06 07:34:59 JST (ID #46285)
    reply to david -M-'s comment
  • david -M-
    david -M- in Strasbourg, France (Registered on 2007/02/10)
    Webdesigner - Freelance
    http://blog.dmasson.com

    Such a big installation ! This system looks very complete, it would be excellent in my car, but i don't have enough space to install this kind of GPS...

    Fri 2007/04/06 07:34:59 JST (ID #88289)
    reply to david -M-'s comment
  • david -M-
    david -M- in Strasbourg, France (Registered on 2007/02/10)
    Webdesigner - Freelance
    http://blog.dmasson.com

    Such a big installation ! This system looks very complete, it would be excellent in my car, but i don't have enough space to install this kind of GPS...

    Fri 2007/04/06 07:34:59 JST (ID #113985)
    reply to david -M-'s comment
  • david -M-
    david -M- in Strasbourg, France (Registered on 2007/02/10)
    Webdesigner - Freelance
    http://blog.dmasson.com

    Such a big installation ! This system looks very complete, it would be excellent in my car, but i don't have enough space to install this kind of GPS...

    Fri 2007/04/06 07:34:59 JST (ID #139810)
    reply to david -M-'s comment
  • cedrico
    cedrico in Australia (Registered on 2007/03/18)
    Bus Operator, Part time Zaku Pilot

    The Japanese navigating system is so good, compaired to Australian ones.

    Fri 2007/04/06 17:37:18 JST (ID #46291)
    reply to cedrico's comment
  • cedrico
    cedrico in Australia (Registered on 2007/03/18)
    Bus Operator, Part time Zaku Pilot

    The Japanese navigating system is so good, compaired to Australian ones.

    Fri 2007/04/06 17:37:18 JST (ID #88295)
    reply to cedrico's comment
  • cedrico
    cedrico in Australia (Registered on 2007/03/18)
    Bus Operator, Part time Zaku Pilot

    The Japanese navigating system is so good, compaired to Australian ones.

    Fri 2007/04/06 17:37:18 JST (ID #113991)
    reply to cedrico's comment
  • cedrico
    cedrico in Australia (Registered on 2007/03/18)
    Bus Operator, Part time Zaku Pilot

    The Japanese navigating system is so good, compaired to Australian ones.

    Fri 2007/04/06 17:37:18 JST (ID #139816)
    reply to cedrico's comment
  • Zer0
    Zer0 in Singapore (Registered on 2007/01/11)
    Keyboard Warrior
    http://textfiend.net/zerohero

    Wow. Can you call in an airstrike with that avionics?

    Maybe you can mount a disc radome on your car roof for 360deg situation awareness. No need for a reverse camera anymore!

    Fri 2007/04/06 18:15:30 JST (ID #46292)
    reply to Zer0's comment
  • Zer0
    Zer0 in Singapore (Registered on 2007/01/11)
    Keyboard Warrior
    http://textfiend.net/zerohero

    Wow. Can you call in an airstrike with that avionics?

    Maybe you can mount a disc radome on your car roof for 360deg situation awareness. No need for a reverse camera anymore!

    Fri 2007/04/06 18:15:30 JST (ID #88296)
    reply to Zer0's comment
  • Zer0
    Zer0 in Singapore (Registered on 2007/01/11)
    Keyboard Warrior
    http://textfiend.net/zerohero

    Wow. Can you call in an airstrike with that avionics?

    Maybe you can mount a disc radome on your car roof for 360deg situation awareness. No need for a reverse camera anymore!

    Fri 2007/04/06 18:15:30 JST (ID #113992)
    reply to Zer0's comment
  • Zer0
    Zer0 in Singapore (Registered on 2007/01/11)
    Keyboard Warrior
    http://textfiend.net/zerohero

    Wow. Can you call in an airstrike with that avionics?

    Maybe you can mount a disc radome on your car roof for 360deg situation awareness. No need for a reverse camera anymore!

    Fri 2007/04/06 18:15:30 JST (ID #139817)
    reply to Zer0's comment
  • -XYZPDQ
    -XYZPDQ in Pennsylvania, United States (Registered on 2007/01/01)
    Student Engineer
    http://www.tgwnetohh.blogspot.com/

    That totally kicks the pants out of Americn made GPS =O


    Yes I do drive. Road sizes vary, the area around where I live is rural/suburban, so you see smaller streets (for horse and buggy) and huge highways (I-78). I drive a nice truck, it has a small engine so it gets about 28 miles to the gallon.


    That is a nice car you drive! I wouldn't dare drive something that expensive, only because insurance is a heart attack if you or someone else decides to ruin your day. Its nice to have a pickup truck when I need to haul stuff around. I mostly drive it to work and school, and will probably rarely use it once I am at college.


    I have actually heard that solar weather is acting up lately, 2011 being a bad year =/ Aparantly blasts from the sun can cripple GPS systems, rendering them useless. My truck has a nice stereo, good speakers, and new tires, and thats all the truck has going for it =p.

    Fri 2007/04/06 21:59:28 JST (ID #46301)
    reply to -XYZPDQ's comment
  • -XYZPDQ
    -XYZPDQ in Pennsylvania, United States (Registered on 2007/01/01)
    Student Engineer
    http://www.tgwnetohh.blogspot.com/

    That totally kicks the pants out of Americn made GPS =O


    Yes I do drive. Road sizes vary, the area around where I live is rural/suburban, so you see smaller streets (for horse and buggy) and huge highways (I-78). I drive a nice truck, it has a small engine so it gets about 28 miles to the gallon.


    That is a nice car you drive! I wouldn't dare drive something that expensive, only because insurance is a heart attack if you or someone else decides to ruin your day. Its nice to have a pickup truck when I need to haul stuff around. I mostly drive it to work and school, and will probably rarely use it once I am at college.


    I have actually heard that solar weather is acting up lately, 2011 being a bad year =/ Aparantly blasts from the sun can cripple GPS systems, rendering them useless. My truck has a nice stereo, good speakers, and new tires, and thats all the truck has going for it =p.

    Fri 2007/04/06 21:59:28 JST (ID #88305)
    reply to -XYZPDQ's comment
  • -XYZPDQ
    -XYZPDQ in Pennsylvania, United States (Registered on 2007/01/01)
    Student Engineer
    http://www.tgwnetohh.blogspot.com/

    That totally kicks the pants out of Americn made GPS =O


    Yes I do drive. Road sizes vary, the area around where I live is rural/suburban, so you see smaller streets (for horse and buggy) and huge highways (I-78). I drive a nice truck, it has a small engine so it gets about 28 miles to the gallon.


    That is a nice car you drive! I wouldn't dare drive something that expensive, only because insurance is a heart attack if you or someone else decides to ruin your day. Its nice to have a pickup truck when I need to haul stuff around. I mostly drive it to work and school, and will probably rarely use it once I am at college.


    I have actually heard that solar weather is acting up lately, 2011 being a bad year =/ Aparantly blasts from the sun can cripple GPS systems, rendering them useless. My truck has a nice stereo, good speakers, and new tires, and thats all the truck has going for it =p.

    Fri 2007/04/06 21:59:28 JST (ID #114001)
    reply to -XYZPDQ's comment
  • -XYZPDQ
    -XYZPDQ in Pennsylvania, United States (Registered on 2007/01/01)
    Student Engineer
    http://www.tgwnetohh.blogspot.com/

    That totally kicks the pants out of Americn made GPS =O


    Yes I do drive. Road sizes vary, the area around where I live is rural/suburban, so you see smaller streets (for horse and buggy) and huge highways (I-78). I drive a nice truck, it has a small engine so it gets about 28 miles to the gallon.


    That is a nice car you drive! I wouldn't dare drive something that expensive, only because insurance is a heart attack if you or someone else decides to ruin your day. Its nice to have a pickup truck when I need to haul stuff around. I mostly drive it to work and school, and will probably rarely use it once I am at college.


    I have actually heard that solar weather is acting up lately, 2011 being a bad year =/ Aparantly blasts from the sun can cripple GPS systems, rendering them useless. My truck has a nice stereo, good speakers, and new tires, and thats all the truck has going for it =p.

    Fri 2007/04/06 21:59:28 JST (ID #139826)
    reply to -XYZPDQ's comment
  • penpen
    penpen in Providence, RI, US (Registered on 2007/01/12)
    apple store slave

    i drive, i drive my beautiful 93 bmw 318i *runs to garage to hug it*, i got a cool indash dvd player with a 7inch tft screen i got off craigslist for 400, but it sucks not being able to watch the movie while i drive :( but my friends enjoy it, plan on installing my 360 soon for those days u wait outside to pick someone up for what seems like hours.....bah i need money:(


    ps-dont hate on me for having a bmw and complaining about money, the car was cheap, really cheap

    Tue 2007/04/10 16:25:47 JST (ID #46395)
    reply to penpen's comment
  • penpen
    penpen in Providence, RI, US (Registered on 2007/01/12)
    apple store slave

    i drive, i drive my beautiful 93 bmw 318i *runs to garage to hug it*, i got a cool indash dvd player with a 7inch tft screen i got off craigslist for 400, but it sucks not being able to watch the movie while i drive :( but my friends enjoy it, plan on installing my 360 soon for those days u wait outside to pick someone up for what seems like hours.....bah i need money:(


    ps-dont hate on me for having a bmw and complaining about money, the car was cheap, really cheap

    Tue 2007/04/10 16:25:47 JST (ID #88399)
    reply to penpen's comment
  • penpen
    penpen in Providence, RI, US (Registered on 2007/01/12)
    apple store slave

    i drive, i drive my beautiful 93 bmw 318i *runs to garage to hug it*, i got a cool indash dvd player with a 7inch tft screen i got off craigslist for 400, but it sucks not being able to watch the movie while i drive :( but my friends enjoy it, plan on installing my 360 soon for those days u wait outside to pick someone up for what seems like hours.....bah i need money:(


    ps-dont hate on me for having a bmw and complaining about money, the car was cheap, really cheap

    Tue 2007/04/10 16:25:47 JST (ID #114095)
    reply to penpen's comment
  • penpen
    penpen in Providence, RI, US (Registered on 2007/01/12)
    apple store slave

    i drive, i drive my beautiful 93 bmw 318i *runs to garage to hug it*, i got a cool indash dvd player with a 7inch tft screen i got off craigslist for 400, but it sucks not being able to watch the movie while i drive :( but my friends enjoy it, plan on installing my 360 soon for those days u wait outside to pick someone up for what seems like hours.....bah i need money:(


    ps-dont hate on me for having a bmw and complaining about money, the car was cheap, really cheap

    Tue 2007/04/10 16:25:47 JST (ID #139920)
    reply to penpen's comment
  • penpen
    penpen in Providence, RI, US (Registered on 2007/01/12)
    apple store slave

    ps-how much was the march?, i hate America because we never get all the cars made my car manufactures T.T

    Tue 2007/04/10 16:29:12 JST (ID #46396)
    reply to penpen's comment
  • penpen
    penpen in Providence, RI, US (Registered on 2007/01/12)
    apple store slave

    ps-how much was the march?, i hate America because we never get all the cars made my car manufactures T.T

    Tue 2007/04/10 16:29:12 JST (ID #88400)
    reply to penpen's comment
  • penpen
    penpen in Providence, RI, US (Registered on 2007/01/12)
    apple store slave

    ps-how much was the march?, i hate America because we never get all the cars made my car manufactures T.T

    Tue 2007/04/10 16:29:12 JST (ID #114096)
    reply to penpen's comment
  • penpen
    penpen in Providence, RI, US (Registered on 2007/01/12)
    apple store slave

    ps-how much was the march?, i hate America because we never get all the cars made my car manufactures T.T

    Tue 2007/04/10 16:29:12 JST (ID #139921)
    reply to penpen's comment
  • Ryori no tetsujin
    Ryori no tetsujin in US (Registered on 2007/09/05)
    Software Support

    How's GPS+Traffic system works in Japan? I believe the tech is pretty "matured" in Japan.
    In US, started to have Traffic System just few years, and is not very updated, rather stick with your good old radio for traffic alerts.

    Wed 2007/09/05 16:57:29 JST (ID #56467)
    reply to Ryori no tetsujin's comment
  • Ryori no tetsujin
    Ryori no tetsujin in US (Registered on 2007/09/05)
    Software Support

    How's GPS+Traffic system works in Japan? I believe the tech is pretty "matured" in Japan.
    In US, started to have Traffic System just few years, and is not very updated, rather stick with your good old radio for traffic alerts.

    Wed 2007/09/05 16:57:29 JST (ID #98471)
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  • Ryori no tetsujin
    Ryori no tetsujin in US (Registered on 2007/09/05)
    Software Support

    How's GPS+Traffic system works in Japan? I believe the tech is pretty "matured" in Japan.
    In US, started to have Traffic System just few years, and is not very updated, rather stick with your good old radio for traffic alerts.

    Wed 2007/09/05 16:57:29 JST (ID #124167)
    reply to Ryori no tetsujin's comment
  • Ryori no tetsujin
    Ryori no tetsujin in US (Registered on 2007/09/05)
    Software Support

    How's GPS+Traffic system works in Japan? I believe the tech is pretty "matured" in Japan.
    In US, started to have Traffic System just few years, and is not very updated, rather stick with your good old radio for traffic alerts.

    Wed 2007/09/05 16:57:29 JST (ID #149992)
    reply to Ryori no tetsujin's comment
  • XSportSeeker
    XSportSeeker in Brazil (Registered on 2007/08/22)
    Dropping computers, starting all over again at Journalism
    http://xspblog.com

    I'm not a car person myself, so I guess even I went to Japan to make a living (made a 20 day visiting trip once), I wouldn't get a car.

    I mean, it's really convenient to have one, but what's trully great on Japan is: You don't have to.
    Also, Danny, congrats for getting used to driving there... seems so damn confusing to me. o_O

    I'd probably have to walk more depending on where I go, but it's not like there's no way to reach certain places if I don't have a car... which happens a lot here in Brazil.

    I did get scared of loosing the last metro/trains in Tokyo late at night though. :P

    Anyways, I don't even have to say GPS/Navi system in Japan is light years ahead Brazil.

    To have GPS navigation system in Brazil, not only you have to pay/install it yourself, but also you only get the basic basic stuff... if you live in a big city.

    If you don't live in a big city, odds are there's not even an up to date map to use.

    I've heard lots of GPS related accidents involving truck drivers that relied too much on GPS...

    Wed 2007/09/05 17:34:21 JST (ID #56476)
    reply to XSportSeeker's comment
  • XSportSeeker
    XSportSeeker in Brazil (Registered on 2007/08/22)
    Dropping computers, starting all over again at Journalism
    http://xspblog.com

    I'm not a car person myself, so I guess even I went to Japan to make a living (made a 20 day visiting trip once), I wouldn't get a car.

    I mean, it's really convenient to have one, but what's trully great on Japan is: You don't have to.
    Also, Danny, congrats for getting used to driving there... seems so damn confusing to me. o_O

    I'd probably have to walk more depending on where I go, but it's not like there's no way to reach certain places if I don't have a car... which happens a lot here in Brazil.

    I did get scared of loosing the last metro/trains in Tokyo late at night though. :P

    Anyways, I don't even have to say GPS/Navi system in Japan is light years ahead Brazil.

    To have GPS navigation system in Brazil, not only you have to pay/install it yourself, but also you only get the basic basic stuff... if you live in a big city.

    If you don't live in a big city, odds are there's not even an up to date map to use.

    I've heard lots of GPS related accidents involving truck drivers that relied too much on GPS...

    Wed 2007/09/05 17:34:21 JST (ID #98480)
    reply to XSportSeeker's comment
  • XSportSeeker
    XSportSeeker in Brazil (Registered on 2007/08/22)
    Dropping computers, starting all over again at Journalism
    http://xspblog.com

    I'm not a car person myself, so I guess even I went to Japan to make a living (made a 20 day visiting trip once), I wouldn't get a car.

    I mean, it's really convenient to have one, but what's trully great on Japan is: You don't have to.
    Also, Danny, congrats for getting used to driving there... seems so damn confusing to me. o_O

    I'd probably have to walk more depending on where I go, but it's not like there's no way to reach certain places if I don't have a car... which happens a lot here in Brazil.

    I did get scared of loosing the last metro/trains in Tokyo late at night though. :P

    Anyways, I don't even have to say GPS/Navi system in Japan is light years ahead Brazil.

    To have GPS navigation system in Brazil, not only you have to pay/install it yourself, but also you only get the basic basic stuff... if you live in a big city.

    If you don't live in a big city, odds are there's not even an up to date map to use.

    I've heard lots of GPS related accidents involving truck drivers that relied too much on GPS...

    Wed 2007/09/05 17:34:21 JST (ID #124176)
    reply to XSportSeeker's comment
  • XSportSeeker
    XSportSeeker in Brazil (Registered on 2007/08/22)
    Dropping computers, starting all over again at Journalism
    http://xspblog.com

    I'm not a car person myself, so I guess even I went to Japan to make a living (made a 20 day visiting trip once), I wouldn't get a car.

    I mean, it's really convenient to have one, but what's trully great on Japan is: You don't have to.
    Also, Danny, congrats for getting used to driving there... seems so damn confusing to me. o_O

    I'd probably have to walk more depending on where I go, but it's not like there's no way to reach certain places if I don't have a car... which happens a lot here in Brazil.

    I did get scared of loosing the last metro/trains in Tokyo late at night though. :P

    Anyways, I don't even have to say GPS/Navi system in Japan is light years ahead Brazil.

    To have GPS navigation system in Brazil, not only you have to pay/install it yourself, but also you only get the basic basic stuff... if you live in a big city.

    If you don't live in a big city, odds are there's not even an up to date map to use.

    I've heard lots of GPS related accidents involving truck drivers that relied too much on GPS...

    Wed 2007/09/05 17:34:21 JST (ID #150001)
    reply to XSportSeeker's comment
  • Joshua
    Joshua in singapore (Registered on 2007/08/26)
    student
    http://jk-pictureaweek.blogspot.com/

    dude thats a very good looking equipment you got there ... does wonders ... but who would ever need that in singapore haha .. its really small here .. i don't think anyone can get lost for a long time

    Sat 2007/10/20 09:34:02 JST (ID #60354)
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  • FEARtactics
    FEARtactics in Canada (Registered on 2007/06/18)
    Student

    wow, that's a really nice setup...

    Sat 2007/10/20 18:49:14 JST (ID #60387)
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  • Chong Mizunaga
    Chong Mizunaga in an Afro (Registered on 2007/12/15)
    Afro-ed Student
    http://Mizunaga.blogspot.com/

    That ETC unit.. In malaysia, you can find ones about 3-4 times the size of that XD How far have we fallen?!

    Wed 2008/01/02 17:57:42 JST (ID #68531)
    reply to Chong Mizunaga's comment
  • Nedeti
    Nedeti in Canada (Registered on 2008/03/09)
    Student
    http://www.netchillers.com

    Amazing gear for the car :D i would like to have one of those when i get my first car... or second lol

    Mon 2008/03/10 13:15:57 JST (ID #153954)
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  • tintin-san
    tintin-san in シンガポオル Singapore (Registered on 2008/05/11)
    大学生

    Danny! You got a Nissan 350Z???!! Gosh.. That's a nice car. You must really rich! (:

    How much did it cost in Japan? It's quite a luxury car in Singapore. It will set you back SGD164,000 (USD120,190.55) inclusive of your Certificate of Entitlement and Road Tax. Just wondering, how much does it cost in other countries?

    And looking at the previous comments, you guys must be either working adults, really rich kids, or the cars must be really cheap in your country! To own a car in Singapore is like 'wow'. Nobody gets a car for his 16th birthday! It's madness.

    But my Japan based Singapore tour guide said cars in Japan are cheap but the parking fees, toll charges, road tax + all the other misc fees are very expensive.

    Wed 2008/05/28 19:33:29 JST (ID #199269)
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    • kevk
      kevk in where ever the navy puts me (Registered on 2008/06/02)
      navy am

      about 27,000 to 32,000 usd

      Tue 2008/06/03 02:35:53 JST (ID #203212)
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  • Snake Eyes
    Snake Eyes in Cape Town, South Africa (Registered on 2006/12/26)
    3D Animator/Designer

    that 3D view reminds me SOOOO much of one of the scenes in the original GITS movie :P

    LOVE IT!

    Wed 2008/05/28 22:38:54 JST (ID #199369)
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  • kevk
    kevk in where ever the navy puts me (Registered on 2008/06/02)
    navy am

    actually i drive a mazda RX8
    every day enless i have to use a gov (government car ,hummers,tractor trailer rigs or what ever)and i love that car unfortunaly i drive to fast (useally above a 100mph)so i use alot of tires. i get new tires every two months or so

    Tue 2008/06/03 02:41:53 JST (ID #203217)
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  • Destinii Haruya
    Destinii Haruya in Achfary. Heard of it? Thought not... (Registered on 2008/10/12)
    Schoolkid
    http://did-someone-say-anime.blogspot.com

    Nice! Must've cost a bomb, mind...

    Sat 2008/11/29 17:25:17 JST (ID #391437)
    reply to Destinii Haruya's comment
  • うちは サスケ
    うちは サスケ in Bulgaria (Registered on 2008/10/22)
    Student
    http://musou-enrai.deviantart.com/

    Wow! What a navigation system! 3D!? ... Ohhh... guess there's no way you can get lost with a baby like that, huh?

    Fri 2008/12/05 22:40:45 JST (ID #400385)
    reply to うちは サスケ's comment
  • Shodo
    Shodo in Sweden (Registered on 2008/12/28)
    Electrician

    Danny plz dont tell me you only pay 300yen for a full tank...
    I have to pay 5000yen in sweden=S

    Sun 2008/12/28 23:29:57 JST (ID #428002)
    reply to Shodo's comment
  • Nino
    Nino in Chicago ^^, USA (Registered on 2008/12/26)
    Student.
    http://www.flashflashrevolution.com/profile/Yuusuke-kun/

    Thats really cool, i like how the buildings are in 3D :p

    So advanced!

    Fri 2009/01/09 15:26:22 JST (ID #441747)
    reply to Nino's comment
  • Lelouch Lamperouge
    Lelouch Lamperouge in ClovisLand (Registered on 2008/08/21)
    former Emperor of Britannia
    http://reflectiarx.wordpress.com/

    Car Navigation = FULL OF WIN!
    Wish we had that stuff here in my country.

    Wed 2009/01/21 16:10:59 JST (ID #456586)
    reply to Lelouch Lamperouge's comment
  • froggy
    froggy in France (Registered on 2008/11/20)
    Marketer

    wow, that's big

    i thought it is just like any GPS, quite flat, but it's a big box

    nice product anyway

    Wed 2009/01/21 16:49:38 JST (ID #456620)
    reply to froggy's comment
  • etherlite
    etherlite in Jakarta, Indonesia (Registered on 2007/12/06)
    Medical School Student

    wow, those gadgets are nice, but i don't think i have any money to purchase and install those on my Toyota Vios ^^;;;;

    Wed 2009/01/21 17:00:11 JST (ID #456624)
    reply to etherlite's comment
  • quicoto
    quicoto in Spain (Registered on 2007/12/10)
    Blogger
    http://quicoto.com

    Great improve to your car ! And the cameras are very usefull, here people use the "sound" to know if you're near the car from behind....

    Wed 2009/01/21 17:18:13 JST (ID #456650)
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  • Harts
    Harts in Estonia (Registered on 2008/06/02)
    Student

    I have been driving for a long time now but I haven't used car navigation before. But the one you are reviewing looks and sound awesome and seems to be very useful:)
    What I have used is my Nokia's built-in gps and maps to find a place when walking one time. The Nokia Maps app was more useful than I was expecting.

    Wed 2009/01/21 19:57:22 JST (ID #456800)
    reply to Harts's comment
  • Azure Yazoo
    Azure Yazoo (Registered on 2008/06/18)
    Aspiring Game desinger/Author
    http://azureyazoo.blogspot.com

    I don't drive since I feel embarrassed having to drive for the first time with someone I don't know.lol

    Wed 2009/01/21 20:02:38 JST (ID #456802)
    reply to Azure Yazoo's comment
  • drakanity
    drakanity in United States, CA (Registered on 2008/12/27)

    We need to drive here. Only thing we have remotely close is a public bus. I would like to have a back camera lol. I'm still no good at judging distance from my car. Hate parallel parking. As for navigation, I have a cheap gps, but I don't use it. I rather just google map it and print out directions.

    Wed 2009/01/21 20:59:42 JST (ID #456833)
    reply to drakanity's comment
  • El Guapo
    El Guapo in El Paso,Texas.USA (Registered on 2008/02/15)
    Marketer, Advertising Specialist
    http://www.myspace.com/edgar_salas

    That looks totally awesome!!!! Don't know if we have the same technology here in the U.S., but I would definitely buy it just for how cool it looks!!! ^_^

    Wed 2009/01/21 21:31:25 JST (ID #456861)
    reply to El Guapo's comment
  • JB.
    JB. in Don't Feed The Animals (Registered on 2008/02/17)
    Creative Director

    That's darn cool D.

    Wed 2009/01/21 21:45:36 JST (ID #456866)
    reply to JB.'s comment
  • InFlames
    InFlames in Germany, West Side (Registered on 2008/01/29)
    Nyoron~

    Isn't it forbidden to watch movie/dvd/whatever while you are driving ?

    Wed 2009/01/21 22:22:57 JST (ID #456879)
    reply to InFlames's comment
  • KyokoHunter
    KyokoHunter in UK (Registered on 2008/06/08)
    Civil Servant
    http://kyokohunter.net/

    Japanese gadget integration rocks. I make do with a chunky thing suckered to the windscreen. But it does it's job well and it was cheap - good value for money (Navman).

    350Z is a nice car indeed, but I'm sticking to my MX5 ^^

    Wed 2009/01/21 22:24:33 JST (ID #456884)
    reply to KyokoHunter's comment
  • Gradius
    Gradius in Brasil (Registered on 2008/07/07)
    IT Expert / System, Network, Security Administrator
    http://www.digitalanime.com.br

    Ouch, $3k.

    Expensive.

    Wed 2009/01/21 22:50:37 JST (ID #456907)
    reply to Gradius's comment
  • Stefkov
    Stefkov in England (Registered on 2008/06/01)
    http://www.stefkov.com/

    I'm amazed at how much stuff is packed into that. Looks like you could play around with it for a while seeing what it's got to offer.

    Wed 2009/01/21 22:55:03 JST (ID #456913)
    reply to Stefkov's comment
  • FinalTriggerX
    FinalTriggerX in California, USA (Registered on 2008/12/09)
    Student

    Wow that GPS comes with a ton of stuff o_o Nice choice for future car too ;D I like the Fairlady/350Z. Not too fond of the look of the new 370Z though :/

    Wed 2009/01/21 23:21:54 JST (ID #456935)
    reply to FinalTriggerX's comment
  • MAsia
    MAsia in NERV HQ, Tokyo-3 (Registered on 2007/01/14)
    Supreme Commander of NERV Co.

    Whoah, the screen for that GPS is insanely huge! Good job Danny ^^

    Wed 2009/01/21 23:32:17 JST (ID #456943)
    reply to MAsia's comment
  • lerry[maru]
    lerry[maru] in Kuala Lumpur, MY (Registered on 2008/09/14)
    Nekophilia

    I'm gonna have get my license end of this year. Sine my birthday is ultimately 31st Dec, I'm slower then my friends by ONE YEAR lol.

    The GPS system looks very interesting. Sophisticated devices like tat I has not touch any ^^; The only "back camera" I saw must be when my dad stole company's Alphard. We were so lost on how to use that thing. All in Japanese xD

    Now all we need is Miku directing us in the GPS system.....

    And are you serious bout the Nissan Fairlady? haha

    Thu 2009/01/22 01:11:10 JST (ID #457064)
    reply to lerry[maru]'s comment
  • Cyberchaos
    Cyberchaos in Australia, Sydney (Registered on 2008/02/17)
    NEET part-time - Technical Support Officer - Network security engineer
    http://burugureibi.blogspot.com/

    i'll come out and say it: I don't like GPS navi units

    i've had bad experience with too many other drivers. As far as i can tell, GPS untis don't tell you which lane to get in. What has happened to me far too often is that there would be a driver who needs to get off the exit but is in the 3rd lane. When they realise that their GPS tells them to get off to the exit, they do a massive 'emergency' lane change and swipe cross all 3+1 lanes (1 being the exit). They panic, forget to indicate, forget to check their blind-spots...

    And i'm 1 car-length behind them in the next lane - In their blind spot

    I've seen 1st hand, 4 major accidents where one driver completely slams into the side of another driver and takes them out. And they were all using GPS navi's - It's easy to spot. Bright rectangular display stuck in the middle of their windshield - It's a wonder how they even see out the front of their car

    Thu 2009/01/22 01:32:58 JST (ID #457077)
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  • Streetpilot1
    Streetpilot1 in Philadelphia, USA (Registered on 2008/04/02)
    Limousine Driver

    I run about 25,000 miles per year for work. I have a TomTom 920t and if i put the key in the car that nav is with me. Don't leave home with out it!

    Thu 2009/01/22 03:35:35 JST (ID #457196)
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  • spidr245
    spidr245 in Everywhere, Anywhere, and sometimes There too (Registered on 2008/08/25)
    Ninja / Engineer / Sensei / 魔法少女 (What!?! I can't be, I'm a guy...)

    I just really like the rear view thing. Don't have a navi system. Will think about it when I have a better car. ^^;

    Thu 2009/01/22 03:45:51 JST (ID #457206)
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  • azn-n3ss-__-
    azn-n3ss-__- in Brisbane (Registered on 2008/07/28)
    大学生
    http://justaskeikaku.net23.net

    Seems like a pretty good for 200,000 Yen but not too sure about the DVD while driving... I rather wish they wouldn't put distracting features in.

    Thu 2009/01/22 04:02:20 JST (ID #457217)
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  • Quentin aka Q
    Quentin aka Q in Varies (Hong Kong resident) (Registered on 2008/01/06)
    http://quentinlau.blogspot.com

    200000 Yen for a navigation system o_o. Does it update by itself?

    Thu 2009/01/22 04:31:47 JST (ID #457243)
    reply to Quentin aka Q's comment
  • Hidden Oasis
    Hidden Oasis in California, United Sates (Registered on 2008/10/28)
    College Freshmen

    Some of the screens look like their from a war game.

    Thu 2009/01/22 08:56:02 JST (ID #457444)
    reply to Hidden Oasis's comment
  • AZU
    AZU in Fog City of the somewhat "Golden State" (Registered on 2008/12/29)
    Newbie Concept Artist
    http://myspace.com/answer_sheet_service

    looks nice if you always journey long distances into the unknown. but hey, i guess ppl forget how to get to work.

    Thu 2009/01/22 08:59:54 JST (ID #457447)
    reply to AZU's comment
  • Neutrinos
    Neutrinos in Singapore (Registered on 2008/03/25)
    Engineering research
    http://kikenshisou.wordpress.com

    At first I tot it's kinda expensive even if it's extremely accurate but I guess the bells and whistles on it probably justifies the price tag. Pretty neat.

    Thu 2009/01/22 11:14:26 JST (ID #457520)
    reply to Neutrinos's comment
  • yc
    yc in サンノセ、カリフォルニア (Registered on 2009/01/02)
    MOSSAD Employee

    Love Nissan Cars...we have been a Nissan family for almost 30 years...but the Dealer Workshops here in California (I have been to many) are staffed by arrogant a-holes.

    Will not buy a Nissan car ever again because of this.

    Thu 2009/01/22 12:51:06 JST (ID #457588)
    reply to yc's comment
  • davidc
    davidc in Brisbane, Australia (Registered on 2008/06/27)
    IT Crowd

    Hey Danny, here's another car to consider instead of the Z. It's the Nissan Skyline 350GT. Still 2 doors, has the same drivetrain as the Fairlady Z, but super luxurious incluuding Satnav - and best of all it has 4 seats for the family ^^;

    You cab view a clip of the 2005 model here - http://au.youtube.com/watch?v=6icO-4E1wgw or Google Skyline 350 GT if the link doesn't work.

    Thu 2009/01/22 13:26:32 JST (ID #457604)
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  • wbd
    wbd in Canada (Registered on 2008/07/05)
    Worker
    http://wbd.deviantart.com/

    Nice looking wheels there!

    As for myself, I drive, and have a little econobox. I use public transit to and from work, but it's not exactly fun... or clean... or on time... so yeah, I much prefer driving when I can.

    Fri 2009/01/23 01:29:46 JST (ID #458292)
    reply to wbd's comment
  • joetron2030
    joetron2030 in Minneapolis, MN, USA (Registered on 2008/03/07)
    Corporate IT management drone

    Do the head units in Japan with DVD capabilities allow you to watch a video while the vehicle is in motion? All units sold in the US do not allow this. Defeating this "feature" is illegal, as well.

    I don't travel with a GPS (it's rare that I drive outside of my usual area). Though, when I do, I can sign up for a short-term subscription for Verizon Wireless VZNav service. It puts GPS right on my mobile phone/smart phone/PDA phone. It's a perfect solution. I only need it if I travel and it's cheaper than renting one from the car rental agency.

    Wed 2009/02/18 06:33:23 JST (ID #493803)
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  • joetron2030
    joetron2030 in Minneapolis, MN, USA (Registered on 2008/03/07)
    Corporate IT management drone

    Oh, and it looks like a mini-PC because it pretty much IS a mini-PC! Maybe you can hack OS X onto it? ;-)

    Wed 2009/02/18 06:37:17 JST (ID #493808)
    reply to joetron2030's comment
  • importpunch
    importpunch (Registered on 2009/03/23)
    http://www.ricekiller.com

    Very good stuff. I currently have a Nissan Lafesta, and if you are going to get the Fairlady new, opt for CARWINGS. I did. It's cool cause you can have them settle for you the fastest and congestion-free route, cause it knows real time traffic conditions. Plus, you can have the reverse camera installed to work with it.

    Mon 2009/03/23 14:46:59 JST (ID #531477)
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  • Huligan
    Huligan in Hungary (Registered on 2009/03/20)
    Student & Working

    Could be really useful in a large city like Tokyo, but over here paper maps are more than enough, and 200.000 yen is a bit too much to spend on such things, and I don't think my car, a 20 year old Daihatsu Applause worths that much anyway. ^^

    Mon 2009/04/27 17:53:18 JST (ID #581095)
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  • Racer's Dream
    Racer's Dream in Curva Tamburello (Registered on 2009/01/27)
    90's F1 Afficionate and Anti-Otaku
    http://www.livestream.com/f1action

    Such a ************** question!!!
    OF COURSE WE ALL DRIVE!!! Do u think were dumbos, eh?
    Cuz it ain't be nuthin' than an SF-2 driven by either Rubens Barrichello or Jan Magnussen, 2 b squeali'n off it's tyres rite on y'ass!!!

    Wed 2009/06/24 05:06:55 JST (ID #655022)
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        First Paladin in his harem (Registered on 2008/11/19)
        Pianist

        Niisan!

        Thu 2009/01/22 11:51:52 JST (ID #457559)
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