zero2sixtyZ

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For sale is my Shuttle KPC K45 car PC setup: $300 shipped.
Built with:
-Intel Core 2 Duo 2.2GHz processor
-2 GB RAM
-HT Omega Striker 7.1 Sound Card (can be removed)
-OPUS Shuttle 150W PSU + harness + additional molex splitter for use of screen power.
*standard AC-DC PSU also included.
*HDD will be removed.






BU-353 GPS Receiver: $20 shipped


Lilliput EBY-701 with Bybyte Housing : $50 shipped

*has column of green pixels to far left, barely noticeable when installed, could be used for testing.


Please PM me if interested or if you have any questions. Paypal only. Can ship out with tracking as soon as possible.

Note: This is strictly if you are familiar with carPC setups or are researching carPC setups on your own. I have done a lot of research on this, and will give you all of my resources but I will not be "installing" this for you. All parts tested, working order, and removed only to go to standard headunit.

dfj240

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Does this come with the screen too at this price?

-Nathan

zero2sixtyZ

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I'd do the screen included for $40 additional. I'll even throw in all of the cables I have preserved as they would be useful for this setup. $340 shipped, PC, Screen, cables and software I used. All you would need is a hard drive, and any additional cables I may have missed.

deloa84

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Hmm this is tempting since I have considered a carPC. Does it have wifi built in and what about an additional pci express slot?
Thanks.

zero2sixtyZ

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The system does not have Wifi built in, and the PCI slot is being used by the HT Omega Striker sound card.

killemall2k

always wondered how you got internet on your cars headunit. this is pretty interesting, so does it use a normal hdd or a laptop hdd? i've never even heard of putting pc's into a car. mind = blown, lol

deloa84

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That's no biggie can always add a usb one for cheap. It should use more than likely a SATA 2.5 inch hard drive (laptop) or any hard drive with sata connection for that matter...

What kind of software are you using/throwing in with the package?

zero2sixtyZ

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It's a fairly big scene. Check mp3car.com for more info. I learned a lot from there. It can use a normal hdd, but I always used a 2.5" laptop SATA hdd.

I can include whatever disc image files / source files I have saved. I had XP SP3 running with Centrafuse 3 running as the front end. I'm still looking into my Autoenginuity package if that can be used still...