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BMW institutionalizes CAN: car area networking: BMW and HP will market a car that has Bluetooth and Wi-FI, and uses cell data (GSM or GPRS) to provide the Internet uplink. P'shaw! Anyone with that money to spend would want 1xRTT and 1xEv-DO to get the generally higher rates--or at least EDGE.
Not for sale yet, but good to see that car makers are trying to make the dreams of many come true... "BMW and HP will market a car that has Bluetooth and Wi-FI, and uses cell data (GSM or GPRS) to provide the Internet uplink. P'shaw! Anyone with that m... Read More