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Originally Posted by rcvmini
Also the MAIN reason I bought the ATOTO was the "2 second" on instead waiting for it to boot up. It is almost an instant on IMO. The 2nd reason I bought the ATOTO is the dash cam integrates very well via a USB specific to the head unit and is specifically designed to work together.
Overall the reviews were very good. I picked up the cheapest unit which was about $240 canadian, dash cam was about $30 and back up camera was generic so all in less then $300.
That is a good deal considering my mini van has a separate dash cam, separate rear-view reverse cam, and then I was using dongles for blue tooth to the stock radio. Non of which worked very well independently. All those bits and pieces added up to about less then $100 but then I didn't have Google maps/GPS and a simple way of paying media.
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Yeah, the reviews are very positive. I also noted that your onboard memory is 2G RAM and 32G ROM. That's a nice feature! I love these android radios and I've had them in several of my last vehicles. I celebrated the day I could put gigs of songs on a tiny microSd card and just plug it in and play. Are you familiar with PowerAmp? If not, maybe check it out. Among other great features, it really gives the sound quality a significant boost.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/d...layer&hl=en_CA
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