1999 Clarion AutoPC 310c Instructional Video (VHS) oldschoolstereo 2019-12-18 | This is an instructional video designed for Clarion AutoPC dealers responsible for installing the unit. Original was VHS, converted to digital for archival purposes.Clarion Corp. of America, a world leader in the car audio and electronics industry as well as the developer of the first car multimedia system, Thursday introduced at the International Consumer Electronics Show the Clarion AutoPC, the first product that integrates car audio, computing functions, navigation and wireless communications through hands-free voice activation into a 1-DIN unit in the dash of an automobile. The Clarion AutoPC, built on a revolutionary open architecture platform and powered by the Microsoft Windows CE operating system, demonstrates Clarion's aggressive commitment to developing a new generation of mobile multimedia products that converge car audio with personal computing. "The Clarion AutoPC fulfills our promise of interconnectivity for the automobile - to bring to market a solution that allows motorists to drive more efficiently, safer and smarter than ever before," said Jim Minarik, president, Clarion Sales Corp. "We've strategically aligned with Microsoft Corp. because it is recognized as the world leader and innovator in developing computer software and establishing operating system standards. This relationship represents the convergence of the automobile and computer industries, with Clarion at the forefront." "One key aspect of the innovation behind the Clarion AutoPC is its utilization of Universal Serial Bus (USB) architecture, allowing for compatibility with other USB products designed for true interconnectivity," said Terence Mullin, vice president, marketing and business development, Advanced Technology Division, Clarion Corp. "This provides limitless opportunities for hardware and software developers to create and market customized products that consumers want and need - today and tomorrow. This is the beauty of an open, flexible platform."Features: -- Microsoft Windows CE Operating System-- AM/FM Stereo -- 35 Watts x 4 Amplification -- 4 Pre-Amp Outputs -- CD/CD-ROM Player -- Microphone -- Voice Control -- Text-To-Speech Messages -- Universal Serial Bus (USB) -- Infrared Data Port -- Type II Compact Flash Card Slot -- 1 Din Form Factor -- Hitachi SH3 Processor -- Digital Sound Processor (DSP) -- 16 MB Ram & 8 MB ROM -- 256x64x8 Color LCD -- Serial Port (For GPS Receiver) -- Address Book -- Removable Faceplate -- Voice Memo -- 16MB Compact Flash Memory Card -- Clarion GPS Receiver/Antenna (GP8)
1986 Hutch BMX Trick Show Extraordinary Cycles - Old School BMX! oldschoolstereo 2019-12-24 | BMX Trick Show from July 1986 in Newton, NC. Trick team was sponsored by Hutch Bicycles and Extraordinary Cycles. Trick riders were Leigh Ramsdell, Eric Sanborn, Matt Sherr and Greg Bloom (may have names misspelled). Throwback to 1980's BMX riding with the 8ft tall by 8ft wide quarterpipe and lots of ground tricks. Enjoy the 20 minute show!Show recorded with an RCA VHS camcorder, apologies for the lack in quality. This was high tech back then!
An Amazing Old School US Amps Collection - User Submitted oldschoolstereo 2012-07-19 | US Amps collection of pictures submitted by Ed. See a huge collection of 90's US Amps amplifiers and accessories, including an incredible 7 foot long amplifier heatsink....long enough to house two 44" VLX-400 amplifiers!Subscribe to my channels:http://www.youtube.com/BigDWizhttp://www.youtube.com/OldSchoolStereoVisit My Website: http://www.oldschoolstereo.comFollow me on Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/oldschoolstereoMUSIC BY:Artist: BeatsRoyaltyFree.comSong: Chill Heavy Bass 95BPMSong Download Link: http://http://beatsroyaltyfree.comCopyright Information: http://beatsroyaltyfree.com/copyright-informationNote: music is provided Royalty-Free for use with attribution. Commercial use is allowed by the license. See copyright link above
