Street Sounds Online

Azentek created a lot of buzz and won a 2008 “Best of CES” award with their Atlas CPC-1000 in-dash computer. Designed for your vehicle’s double-sized opening, it plays DVDs and runs Windows® Vista Ultimate Edition, giving you and your passengers incredible entertainment options.

Serious computing power
Azentek didn’t design a stripped-down “travel computer.” Instead, the CPC-1000 includes the serious processing power and advanced features you’d expect from your home computer, including built-in 802.11 b/g/ wireless connectivity, a CD burner, and an Intel® graphics accelerator. Its spacious 120GB hard drive gives you storage to spare, while the 1.83GHz processor and 1GB of RAM make it easy to multitask. And like your home computer, the CPC-1000 is expandable — you can upgrade the hard drive to 160GB, and double the RAM to 2GB.

Street Sounds Online opened its forums this week. And as with most forums its off to a slow start. But with all the people that will be on this forum to help with any car audio questions i’m sure it will take off and do very well. The biggest advantage Street Sounds Online Forums have over other forums on the web is the fact that you can talk to car audio professionals many of them working in car stereo stores everyday. So if you need help with and install or if you just want to talk about car stereo check out Street Sounds Online Forums. 

It’s no secret that XM delivers unbeatable sports coverage, and the XM Sportscaster keeps you tuned into all the action. It’s compact, easy to tote around, and compatible with optional accessories that let you listen to it almost anywhere.You’ll find the Sportscaster’s 3-line amber display easy to read. Right out of the box, you’lll find three presets already programmed to sports channels for you, and you can save up to 30 channels, so your favorites are never far away. Driving to the game? Preprogram the “favorite” button to your city’s XM traffic and weather channel, and you can check out the latest conditions with the touch of a button.

The SIRIUS Starmate 4 satellite radio gets a sleek look to go with its compact size and long list of features. It stores the last 44 minutes of the channel you’re listening to, and lets you pause, rewind, and fast forward live broadcasts. The easy-to-read display showcases artist, song title, and channel information with 5 lines of text.Find all your favorites
You can scroll by channel, artist, or song title, and you can enter channel numbers directly. You can also save up to 30 of your favorite channels in the preset banks. The handy wireless remote gives you convenient system control. Save the names of up to 30 songs or artists, and S-Seek will tell you anytime one of them is playing across the SIRIUS dial. You can also save the name of your favorite sports teams, and the system will alert you whenever their games are starting.