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Originally Posted by kaiz3n
@Craig & Adam - I have a Pioneer headunit that has a 3.5mm jack input in the back that I run a cable to the front and can hook anything with a 3.5mm headphone jack to and pop the unit on AUX and I am set; this includes my beloved dear old iRiver 40GB MP3 player, iPhone, GPS, whatever really... It's pretty useful
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Sometimes the bluetooth does seem to be more trouble than it's worth, I also have a jack that I can use for my iphone but I usually use the bluetooth anyway to avoid having to plug it in.
I do use a stand alone gps unit because I don't want to have to keep switching between maps and audio on the phone. If my kids want to watch movies in the car, they usually just load them on a iphone or ipod touch and use earphones. Somehow my daughter even watches video on a tiny blackberry curve screen.
I usually have a MBP with me, but I don't have any real reason to use it in the car.