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Working on the ultimate question
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iTunes sync is required to listen on your iPod, to listen in your car you take your iPod and plug it into the connector in your glove box  . Seriously, I have about a 5 year old Alpine car stereo that was state-of-the-art and now is worse than the standard iPod integration offered in most cars, it seriously lacks a good UI to quickly search and browse a large 30,000 track collection. A big part of having a large collection is the ability to browse and select the music for your mood and your audience. In the USA, a lot of the car stereo tech is related to voice command activation. It is in every new car commercial. I would *love* to buy a Sooloos UI enabled car stereo with Meridian audio prowess built-in. I hope in the next few years it gains traction amongst the car manufacturers and car stereo builders.
Last edited by MJT5282; 2012-10-12 12:01.
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