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Re: 997 TT has Ipod integration or not ..? !?
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praetorianer said:
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Has the new 997 TT a Ipod integration at the PCM 3 or not...?
Please Help
All I know is that the PCM 3 will have iPod integration and that it is planned for the current PCM 2 too. When will it be available? Don't have a clue. We hoped to see PCM 3 on the new 997 Turbo but I've been told today that it is very unlikely since PCM 3 seems to be planned for introduction with the Cayenne facelift in early summer 2007.
Guys, a few weeks more and we have all details.
Re: 997 TT has Ipod integration or not ..? !?
I would leave the size of the screen unchanged but I would increase resolution to get crisper images ...
Touchscreen is useless and as a consequence the screen is always dirty and you don't see it very well.
On PCM2, The way to enter addresses isn't really user-friendly, it's a bit rigid and time consuming but it doesn't bother me that much.
What I don't like is when you enter a circuit with 4-5 points and you don't go exactly to one point (for example point 2). Then when you want to go to the next one (point 3), the GPS system will guide you "back" to point 2 !!!! A part from that I believe it's a fine system.
Re: 997 TT has Ipod integration or not ..? !?
I guess you guys have never used a touchscreen NAV before? Its well worth it, especially if you're inputing a destination as a virtual keyboard pops up so you don't have to scroll to find the letters. Plus they've invented something that coats the screen so even dirty fingers prints won't hinder the display. Anyway, are you guys gardening inside your Porsches?
Re: 997 TT has Ipod integration or not ..? !?
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Texas911 said:
I guess you guys have never used a touchscreen NAV before? Its well worth it, especially if you're inputing a destination as a virtual keyboard pops up so you don't have to scroll to find the letters. Plus they've invented something that coats the screen so even dirty fingers prints won't hinder the display. Anyway, are you guys gardening inside your Porsches?
I got touchscreen in my H2 and its ok but the screen does get all dirty... thats my only complaint.
Re: 997 TT has Ipod integration or not ..? !?
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Texas911 said:
I guess you guys have never used a touchscreen NAV before? Its well worth it, especially if you're inputing a destination as a virtual keyboard pops up so you don't have to scroll to find the letters. Plus they've invented something that coats the screen so even dirty fingers prints won't hinder the display. Anyway, are you guys gardening inside your Porsches?
Touchscreen is nice, my portable Magellan Roadmate has it but I still prefer the PCM system like it is. I just wish I would get more information on the display like oil/water temperature, rear differential temperature, motronic readout (just for fun), etc. And I would love to be able to watch DVD videos (especially music videos) while I'm sitting (not driving!) in the car.
Re: 997 TT has Ipod integration or not ..? !?
- Correct a touchscreen to enter addresses is normally much easier. I have a TomTom Go and I must admit it's better than turning the knob back and forth.... But I think you can "waste" 3 minutes to enter your destination .... because you don't do it that often... Actually, in Japan, cars must be stopped to be allowed to enter a new address.
- To synchronise the address book with a cell phone or outlook would be great.
- I believed it was possible to hook-up a camcorder or a DVD player to the PCM2 to watch a movie while the car is not in motion.
- RC is right a bit more info on the screen would be welcome ...
- Bluetooth I don't know, why not, I don't care much about it. If you're by yourself in the car, it's no big deal to hear your correspondent in the speakers, and if you're not by yourself, your passenger can hear everything regardless of the system used....
Re: 997 TT has Ipod integration or not ..? !?
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MKM said:
What about HD radio? What about sat?
I would love to see XMRadio over here in Germany, unfortunately it isn't available.
Europe is working on the new DAB radio standard but it isn't too interesting in my opinion since it actually delivers the "old" stuff just in a modern way of transmission. I'm not really interested. XMRadio would be a success in Germany too, I wonder why the company doesn't consider to bring it to Europe too?!
Re: 997 TT has Ipod integration or not ..? !?
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RC said:Quote:
MKM said:
What about HD radio? What about sat?
I would love to see XMRadio over here in Germany, unfortunately it isn't available.
XMRadio would be a success in Germany too, I wonder why the company doesn't consider to bring it to Europe too?!
I'm sure XM and Sirius are looking into a European roll-out, however, it will be very expensive. I think (speculate) that they would need to launch a new set of satellites just to cover that hemisphere = $$$$$$ Wait until they actually become profitable, then things will happen (next year or two)
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