[KuduRover]

Hey Guys,

I've been going back in fourth trying to figure out what is the best monitor solution is for my Range Rover - as I'm sure you are all aware of since I've been vetting my options through all of your brilliant minds 8)

When I was at the LR Dealership the other day I grabbed a brouchere with a headrest monitor on it. It is from a company called "Invision". I just checked out their website and it seems like they have some very nice options. Has anyone used their products? The Vizualogic's seem to have a very good color/texture/quality match to OEM but Inivision has its own version of this as well.

Let's cut to the chase:

1) Anyone use Invision's monitors, specifically the headrest solutions?
2) If not, anyone seen them in person?
3) Any comparision to the Vizualogic optoin?
4) I'm using these as a monitor for my laptop, this computer has a very wide array of movies and tv shows on it running through XBMC. I will outline this setup once it is further along, I think you guys will really like what I have brewing Anyway, the question is, how do these monitors handle an external input rather than the direct DVD player... Are they high enough resolution to be able to actually use a computer through it?


Thanks,

Mike

 

[KuduRover]

Anyone have any experience with these units??


-Mike

 

[remington]

Never seen either.

I have the factory headrests, don't use them much.

 

[KuduRover]

Well would you want to trade with my stock headrests with no monitors

 

[remington]

Just buy your rear passenger an ipad or a $100 personal DVD player or something like that. Built-in DVD players are becoming irrelevant.

 

[texige]

Land Rover (and other car companies) really needs to come back out with rear tray tables at a height for laptops with a rubberized material to prevent sliding.

 

[KuduRover]

I've been dieing to put in a rear table setup!!! I thought the rear seat backs would be too low but maybe ones that come out from the center that pull up and pull out - like on a jet...

Anyone seen something like this retrofitted into a Range Rover or any vehicle for that matter?


Thanks,

Mike

 

[mekadodo]

P38s had (optional) fold down tables for the rear seats, i'm sure someone would make them for a MkIII as well