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OhGizmo!: GM Brings WiFi Access To Your New Vehicle
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esarphie · 3 weeks agoI see a huge market for salesmen, and especially contractors, for this. Plenty of guys already work out of their pick-ups, adding a solid wi-fi system just makes that better.
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charliehorse43 · 3 weeks agoI don't need it but a lot of businesses could use something like this.
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mcman · 3 weeks agoI often wonder how people afford all this stuff. iphones, iphones, ipho....Well, I can't think of any more examples right now but there are other examples. You can bet your bottom dollar on that. The sun will come out tomorrow too. Lets see if soldier will catch my vague reference.
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chaosoldier · 3 weeks agoIt's too early for me to get that right now, plus I have German homework that I am attempting to focus on... Maybe I'll revisit this issue later. But for reals I do agree that there are quite a few devices that you can already to most of what you need on the road, but I do see that for families taking long trips something of this sort but portable, like the things offered by Sprint, VW, and AT&T would be more beneficial.
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EspritOuvert · 3 weeks agoI've done some extreme things to have internet while in long car rides. This would be much easier.
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Jessicat · 3 weeks agoThis would help for families that don't have an iphone or an iphone... But everyone has a laptop. Bring it along for instant internet. This would have made those 8 hour long trips so much nicer.
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CyBerJaz · 3 weeks agoLove the idea, as long as it is secure!
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ojone87 · 3 weeks agoi think this would be awsome to have, but the cost is just to high for me to be able to afford it, i do see a good market for it though as other have mentioned with salesmen contractors ect
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dubzilla · 3 weeks agonow I can watch youtube videos and drive at the same time. No more pesky download lags. safe
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thomasmcleod · 3 weeks ago1 gig cap. HULU would burn through that in 3 hours.
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ackleydawson · 2 weeks agoExactly, a mobile data plan is a much better service. And then if the phone you have allows data tethering you can even use it as a portable modem for a laptop or something as well. At only 1 GB/month and no encryption so anyone can hijack your wifi this service sucks.
