Radio from Hell!!!!
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real sweet! I bet it cost a fortune!
here is what autoweek said about it at the SEMA show and i guess it won the SEMA award for its design
Azentek’s Atlas CPC-1000 is the size of a typical seven-inch navigation screen. It takes up the same in-dash depth as a standard car audio system, too. But packed into that space is a fully functional personal computer; it’s a device that replaces systems for navigation, audio, video, communications and e-mail, with engine- and car-performance monitoring in one compact box. Wowzers. Hook up peripherals like a keyboard and a mouse and you can run an entire office from the driver’s seat. Though most functions are suspended when driving, the Atlas CPC-1000 allows for, among other computing functions, real-time e-mail via voice-recognition software. It can store and run music and movies for the entire car or each passenger separately. The coolest feature: Built-in software to record 0-to-60-mph and quarter-mile times. Atlas, running Microsoft’s next-gen operating system Windows Vista, goes on sale next spring for about $2,000, installed. For more info, go to www.azentek.com.
Azentek’s Atlas CPC-1000 is the size of a typical seven-inch navigation screen. It takes up the same in-dash depth as a standard car audio system, too. But packed into that space is a fully functional personal computer; it’s a device that replaces systems for navigation, audio, video, communications and e-mail, with engine- and car-performance monitoring in one compact box. Wowzers. Hook up peripherals like a keyboard and a mouse and you can run an entire office from the driver’s seat. Though most functions are suspended when driving, the Atlas CPC-1000 allows for, among other computing functions, real-time e-mail via voice-recognition software. It can store and run music and movies for the entire car or each passenger separately. The coolest feature: Built-in software to record 0-to-60-mph and quarter-mile times. Atlas, running Microsoft’s next-gen operating system Windows Vista, goes on sale next spring for about $2,000, installed. For more info, go to www.azentek.com.
built in G-tech...that would get me in a lot of trouble 
Are you in Oklahoma? Possibly Edmond?
Hey Alphamail, next spring? Dammit!
http://www.cadillacforums.com/forums/cadillac-cts-forum/104842-super-carputer.html
I was really hoping for this summer! As stated in the above discussion. Also the website states summer 07'
C'mon azentek, hurry up I need this! LOL.
http://www.cadillacforums.com/forums/cadillac-cts-forum/104842-super-carputer.html
I was really hoping for this summer! As stated in the above discussion. Also the website states summer 07'
C'mon azentek, hurry up I need this! LOL.
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