[Arm-netbook] car "infotainment" doesn't upgrade....
Derek
dlahouss at mtu.edu
Thu Oct 24 15:50:58 BST 2013
luke.leighton <luke.leighton <at> gmail.com> writes:
> it's because they use a
> $0.15 part <at> 433mhz with a wide-band reception instead of a $1 part
> with proper narrow-band filtering. i assume that this is also the
> reason why, if you are locked out of your car, you can ask someone
> with a GSM mobile phone to press a duplicate door-opener AT THEIR END
> of the conversation...
Luke, you said this with too straight a face. Maybe you're just taking the
piss, but GSM uses a voice codec with between 3k and 12k of bandwidth. If
it's not an audible part of speech, the codec should drop it to the floor.
So, in Britain, are car-door openers audible?
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