24Feb09
yeah! IT is about TIME. we are the most traveling bunch of Americans and now they are testing wifi on a plane. Do we need testing? I am pretty sure it will benefit many folks like myself, think about it, the airplane can no longer tell us what we are to watch and in what order. Or society is becoming the moment to moment i want to do this mode – thanks to us younger generations. We can not wait for the show to be air at 8pm on Mondays, we rather do something else and then watch it like i don’t know wed at midnight?
I know Jetblue is every designer’s love, but like me i am a black sheep… i go the opposite direction, southwest is my love.
19Feb09
sooo you need a place to stay? why not a plane? come on now, you know it is very comfortable to sleep 8-12 hours in that. —- it was originally built for Singapore Airlines and even flew for Pan Am. It was last operated by Transjet, a now bankrupt Swedish airline. The Jumbo Hostel has 25 rooms with three bunk beds each. Each room is around 6 square meters, and naturally, a lucky visitor will get the chance to sleep in the cockpit.—
01Jan09
The ENV-XC runs an intel Core Duo 1.66GHz processor and offers 1GB of RAM and a 160GB HDD. The unit has dual FM RDS/TMC tuners and an option for built-in GSM/GPRS modems and more. The XC is designed to be coupled with in-dash displays like the ENV-100.
The display in the dash is a 7-inch touchscreen with a DVD/CD-RW built-in and a front usbport The ENV-XC measures 1.77″ x 4.25″ x 6.61″. GPS is integrated into the system as well. The machine is equipped with a harddrive heater for cold environments.
some people may find this silly about having a computer as your radio, but consider this much, how much time do you spend driving in your car.
