2007 Infiniti G35 with In-dash Hard Drive and Compact Flash

Car Audio

By: Grahm Skee on April 16, 2006 9:15 PM

The soon to hit the streets 2007 Nissan Infiniti G35 will come equipped with an internal hard drive for direct CD ripping. The internal hard drive is said to be a “9.5G”. It is unclear whether that means it’s capacity is 9.5 gigabytes or it is the model number. Nor is there mention of what file types audio gets ripped to. The sound system includes a 24-bit Burr Brown used in home theatre setups for the audiophiles, door mounted Bose 10” subwoofers for the bassheads, and what looks to be a memory slot for the geeks.

The photos of the center console show a slot labeled “compact flash” but the article mentions nothing of this. Possibly additional music storage, photo viewing, GPS companion, firmware updating, or [insert your own theory].

[Edmunds via TGDaily]

Comments

mike on September 10, 2006 3:53 PM

let the crashes begin!

Mike on December 5, 2006 10:26 PM

I am hoping for the flash drive to add expansion like full ipod control. Even bluetooth stereo input. I can only dream at this point.

Dennis on November 23, 2007 1:07 PM

You can copy MP3's (or WMA's) from you computer to the CF. Insert the CF into the slot in your car and you can listen to your music. Limited to one level of folders.

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