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Good Ideas! |
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May 15th, 2008
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We all have good ideas. Why are so few of these ever brought to light? So, every now and then, an idea pops into my head. Occasionally, they’re good ideas. You know, ideas where you scratch your head and go, “hey, I’m not that smart, so if I thought of it, why hasn’t anyone else?” Here’s an example. You may recall I wrote an article about the iPod interface in my Acura and how horrible it is. It got me thinking. There is a fair bit of standardization in car stereos… size, for instance. There … | |
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Please Help Them, Mr. Jobs |
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May 15th, 2007
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Why can’t anyone come up with a decent iPod interface for cars? If you read my previous post, you probably suspect that I went ahead with the purchase. Yes I did. The Acura RDX is indeed geek nirvana. And understated in my prose was the voice command capability of the vehicle. Oh, it’s awesome! So far, my favorite commands are “XM 41″ for some head-banging tunes, “passenger temperature 32 degrees” to freeze out whoever is riding with me, and “find nearest fast food restaurant” for righteous eats. The whole system is very seamless and it seems like pretty much every function … | |
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Geek Car |
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May 11th, 2007
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I believe I have found my next car. The Acura RDX! And for all the geek reasons! Right now, I have two cars: an Isuzu Rodeo Sport (affordable, but bad mileage) and a Honda S2000 (testosterone nirvana!). Neither is blessed with an abundance of geek goodness. Heck, the interior of the S2000 is very spartan. Some S2000 afficionados even feel that the car is so purely a race car that it shouldn’t even have a radio! But I digress. As such, I have decided that my next automobile purchase will be based on geeky goodness. That means all the creature comforts I … | |


