Motorized TV's with Navi?
11-20-2002, 05:11 PM
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Yeah pangpang77
I was originally goin wit a navi conversion but after looking at BaLLxNxPaRLaY's set up it's hard to choose.
Thanks for the tip on video-nav.....its probably what i'll go wit cuz of $$$ situations
I was originally goin wit a navi conversion but after looking at BaLLxNxPaRLaY's set up it's hard to choose.
Thanks for the tip on video-nav.....its probably what i'll go wit cuz of $$$ situations
11-21-2002, 02:02 AM
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Originally posted by pangpang77
Why not go with the Navi conversion? Get the www.video-nav.com device for $299, get the Pioneer tuner for $299, everything's switched through the remote, it's $600 total and you don't loose the Navi voice. As a matter of fact, the Navi voice can guide you to where you're going even when you're watching a movie...
Why not go with the Navi conversion? Get the www.video-nav.com device for $299, get the Pioneer tuner for $299, everything's switched through the remote, it's $600 total and you don't loose the Navi voice. As a matter of fact, the Navi voice can guide you to where you're going even when you're watching a movie...
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