Freshpilot: HiPe in-car PC runs Windows Vista

HiPe in-car PC runs Windows Vista

Computers | Gadgets | Hardware | Wheels | Tuesday, April 24th 2007

HiPe PC just announced their new Driv-N in-dash PCs. While some similar devices lack the binary horsepowers to do anything more than plain movie watching and music listening the Driv-N is fast enough to run Windows Vista Home Premium (if that bold move resulted in the machine feeling slow again is yet to be seen).

Anyway, depending on the model you get a touchscreen display ranging from 6.5" to 15" in size, speech recognition software (which apparently doesn’t need the tedious voice training), Bluetooth connectivity, GPS, rear-view camera support, optional Wi-Fi transmitter, voice feedback, XM-radio and much more.

If you want one you’ll have to give up between $799 to $1,589 depending on the power you want packed into the box.

HiPePC.com: Driv-N Car PC

(Via Electronista)

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links for 2007-04-25 | ITsVISTA (25/04/2007 at 07:22 am )

OMG thanks for the link! $799 ain’t too bad at all if you already got an LCD :)

lol I think I paid that much for my gps alone

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