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Car tech revs up at CES
Mobile electronics specialist RaySat used CES to unveil the SpeedRay 3000, a roof-rack-mounted antenna for receiving satellite TV and Internet service in your car.
Credit: RaySat
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First you need to be able to afford a gaz guzzler then you get to pay for gadgets that have no practical use????
Guess that is what gadgets are... For show.
The interface buttons and display is so small only tiny fingers could navigate it, and that's sitting still. See reviews about this.
You have to remove the player from your car every time you want to sync it to your PC cause the USB port is on the back!
It cannot pick up Satellite signals which are much better quality.
The sound quality is never advertised because it's very low, no wonder.
It costs twice as much and half as many features as my Rio Carma.
I saw it at the 2005 show and it sucked.
Don't lie to us.