The StreetDeck in-car computer has been one of the better ways to navigate an escape from Morten Harket and his a-ha buddies ever since it was unveiled at CES this January, but now they're packing in some nifty UMPC integration (including internet connection leeching), Yahoo! Music, location-based internet search and iPod support. If you haven't managed to spot this thing before now, peep the screenshots after the break, or hit up one of those read links for a full breakdown of what Intel was showing off during
their keynote yesterday.
[Thanks, Kun]
Read - StreetDeck Demonstrated at Intel Developer Forum
Read - VW, Intel and your wireless future (video)
posted Sep 27th 2006 7:55PM
Paul,
Now I added the pictures of the keynotes from Pat Gelsinger (Enterprise Computing) and Louis Burns (Health Care).
http://ricardosblog.com
Great list of features. Never really did like the look of the Street deck interface though. It just seems a little too boxy, or the buttons and fonts just don't seem to blend well, or I dunno. It can all be skinned I guess.
I take it that this device is for those following? Wouldn't it be better if those in the actual car could see it?
Does that 350z come with "feathered" tires????
Looks like a kick-ass solution if you don't want to go through the hassle of building your own.
p.s. the demo unit has a killer music collection
Hello ... I did this weeks ago:
http://ultramobilegeek.blogspot.com/2006/09/tabletkiosk-eo-streetdeck-car-umpc.html
I am doing a follow-up review with GPS navigation when some mounting gear arrives for my new Yaris.
why is intel showing off mp3car's stuff?
yeah ok.. gives mp3car credit, but mp3car worked hard for it and are getting no credit besides the logo on the lcd screen...
-Redian
P.s. streetdeck < Road Runner... RR is free and open source
http://www.mp3car.com/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=76345
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