NAVIsurfer II: the first single DIN in-car PC

The idea of having an in-car computer just seems a fantastic idea at first, but then is that while the vehicle is moving or standing still. The NAVIsurfer II would be a better-fixed solution than having a laptop sitting around, but if the driver used it or even a passenger while the car is moving…there could be accidents.

The NAVIsurfer II is the first single DIN in-car PC, that means it can replace the OEM stereo unit in just about any car. Other features include the ability to retract fully into the body of the unit, 7″ motorized touchscreen with adjustable viewing angle and swivel, 1024 x 768 pixel resolution, supports Windows XP and Linux (not supplied), 40/120 GB hard drive and 256/512 MB of RAM.

If you install the correct software you can convert this in-car computer to a gaming console, TV, back-up camera monitor, GPS navigation, media server and much more.

Do you think an in-car computer is a good idea?

Source: NavisurferII | Via Boy Genius Report