Car computing
August 29th, 2010 by rbanks
In-car computing for the luxury set
“That’s the interior of the iBusiness, a bespoke Mercedes S-Class by aftermarket company Brabus. As you can see it’s been tricked out with dual iPads, headrest monitors and a freaking fifth screen that folds out of the ceiling. The iPads control the car’s audio and telephone systems, in addition to the navigation, though that latter feature doesn’t make much sense. There’s a Magic Mouse on the armrest, Bluetooth headsets next to each monitor, and hidden away are a 64 GB iPod and a Mac Mini in the trunk connecting the whole operation.” 
Core77
