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Paul @ Jul 16th 2006 9:01PM
Nice idea, but half-baked. Why? Simple: there's this little device you might have heard of called an "iPod".
Why do I have to reload my music - from either a CD or a USB flash drive - into my car's hard drive? I already have my collection in two places: my computer and my iPod. Now, add a third and there's no way they'll stay in sync.
I also am surprised (a bit) that an article about in-car entertainment would not even mention the iPod. It's not like it's this new-fangled thing, guys.