The two teenage girls are old enough to know why we close our door at night, and they also know she went to the Doctor one day with lil boobies, and came back home with 34-DDD's. My 6 year old son is none the wiser.
Myself and @Pablotheartist are the only two who have it installed right now. A couple of small things I've noticed in differences between the two is that the horizontal unit has half the storage (16GB) and is more likely to suffer from poor audio quality, and extreme temperature problems, because it's essentially a tablet. I don't believe it has the external "brain" like the Tesla unit does. (I could be wrong about this)
Awesome, that was a question i had too, the who running more that one app at a time. obviously we want to use the Nav, and listen to music, So that is possible? Im just worried that this is basically a tablet, and will confuse the audio at times. Id like a seamless transition to be able to use the NAV, or another app while still listening to music via the radio, bluetooth, or another app like Pandora thats loaded onto the unit itself. Appologies if you have already answered this question in your video that you posted. havent gotten a chance to watch that yet.
On the Tesla, it's not poor at all. Sounds slightly fuller than stock to me, better highs. The subwoofer out is a nice plus. It's the horizontal unit that people complained about crappy audio.
Open Google Maps or whatever NAV you want, then open Radio and you're golden. You can even do videos in a tiny moveable screen if you want. Obviously you cant do two constant audios at once. Radio and video or radio and Pandora. It's WAY better than "just a tablet."
Awesome, thanks man!
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