Radios and car phones are transforming into GPS navigation systems, DVD players, and even wireless Internet-access devices. ... This would then be the standard in all automotive cockpits and would accept such products as GPS systems, DVD players, and Internet devices. ... The Pentium based system would allow the driver to watch DVD movies, read e-mail, and download weather and traffic information from an Internet connection (Junko Yoshida 1). ...

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Today, Automobiles have advanced so much in such little time. GM, or General Motors, has had a rash of new, impressive technology, such as plus brakes and an accelerator that work electronically instead of via pressure from the driver's foot. To top that off, you can even hand the controls to the pa...

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In the world of busy streets with loud horns and street lights in every corner, people seem more anxious to get to their destination than you do. The automakers today are working vigorously trying to sell their new lineups of inventive machines everyday. All types of vehicles have differences in i...

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The answer is yes. Hydrogen can be the fuel of the future. With the cost of oil skyrocketing many people are looking for other means of fuel. Much research has been done already and some prototypes have already been built. Still this project is in its very early stages. There are many skeptics...

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The incorporation of gadgets in American vehicles has gone beyond loud music and cell phones; the newest technological wave introduces items like televisions, VHS and DVD players, and video game systems available for installation in cars. ...

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