Grant

When will MP3 become a standard in automobile? Honda, Mazda and Nissan
still don't have it as a standard!

Elmo P. Shagnasty

In article <bet1vh$8e7da$1@ID-135848.news.uni-berlin.de>,
"Grant" <grantf@untouchable.net> wrote:

> When will MP3 become a standard in automobile? Honda, Mazda and Nissan
> still don't have it as a standard!
>
>

Pretty much the moment you quit caring about it.

You're 17 years old; automakers don't design cars for you.

Besides, cars are designed 5 years out. What you're doing today, could
not have been dreamed of when the cars were being designed 5 years ago.

John

"Elmo P. Shagnasty" <elmop@nastydesigns.com> wrote in message
news:2voQa.45997$_06.10022@fe06.atl2.webusenet.com ...
> In article <bet1vh$8e7da$1@ID-135848.news.uni-berlin.de>,
> "Grant" <grantf@untouchable.net> wrote:
>
> > When will MP3 become a standard in automobile? Honda, Mazda and Nissan
> > still don't have it as a standard!
> >
> >
>
> Pretty much the moment you quit caring about it.
>
> You're 17 years old; automakers don't design cars for you.
>
> Besides, cars are designed 5 years out. What you're doing today, could
> not have been dreamed of when the cars were being designed 5 years ago.
>
>

I got a mp3 player in my hondas radio. Just put one in yourself. Its real
nice when you can have 150 songs or a nice audiobook or two in one CD. :-)

John

Burnt@ut

>When will MP3 become a standard in automobile? Honda, Mazda and Nissan
>still don't have it as a standard!
>
My element has a plug you can plug one into. And it's pretty easy to
replace the stock radio with an mp3 player - I had one in my 90
accord. Warning - the disk mp3 players are pretty crummy sounding
compared to the diskless ones.