Introduction:
A highly integrated and very compact car computer system with build-in GPS receiver and FM tuners. Featuring a high-efficiency DC power supply with fully configurable shutdown controller. All permanent electrical connections made with reliable hardware such as Micro-Fit* latching connectors, RCA pin jacks for audio and Fakra or SMA sockets for antennas.

Features:
  Compact case 45x108x168mm (~0.8 d),
  Single cable to touchscreen monitor,
  Programmable shutdown controller,
  Dual sound card,
  4-Channel audio output with mixer,
  Generic FM/RDS tuner for radio,
  Extra tuner for TMC traffic information,
  Integrated GPS receiver.

Description:
How small can a computer get? This time less than the size of three stacked DVD cases... Not the worlds smallest car PC, but this time there are no compromises on processing power; state of art Intel Celeron and Core Duo processors enable any application to run smoothly. The build-in GPS receiver and the build-in FM/RDS/TMC receiver provide navigation tools with high-speed location updates and with real-time traffic information. And there is no need for an additional power supply or power controller as all that is integrated on the specially designed mainboard.

Specifications:
  Intel Celeron M 1.6GHz or Core2Duo 1.66GHz, 
  Memory: 1024 or 2048MB DDR2 Sodimm,
  Harddisk: 60 to 260GB Hitachi 2.5" 5400rpm,
  Windows XP Home, 
  Programmable shutdown controller, 
  Power: 9-35VDC, max 60W,
  Size: 45x108x168mm,
  GPS: internal uBlox LEA-4H,
  GSM/GPRS: internal Telit GE864 (optional),
  CAN: internal SJA1000,
  USB: 2 front (2.0), 2 rear (2.0), 5 internal,
  Serial: 2 internal, 1 rear,
  Dual FM/RDS tuner, 
  Dual audio device (2 streams), 
  Car audio sound controller with 4 ch output.

Software:
A 'carputer' is quite worthless without appropriate software. The included software is completely designed for touchscreen use. But soon, also third party applications will be supported, such as CentraFuse from FluxMedia.

Player for MP3 and videos with integrated tuner control and traffic anouncement (TA) support on RDS stations.