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Byline: BOB GRITZINGER
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 the old systems for navigation, audio, video and communications, plus has 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 ...
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- Press release article from: Business Wire January 9, 2008 700+ words
...the "cool" factor. * Make its way into everyday life. The 10 category winners include: 1. Car Tech and GPS Azentek Atlas CPC-1200 http://ces.cnet.com/8301-13855_1-9844991-67.html 2. Cell Phones and Smartphones Motorola Rokr E8...
- Azentek Packs Terabytes into DiMora's $2 Million Motorcar.
- Press release article from: PR Newswire August 20, 2007 700+ words
...the private labeled FordLink(TM) system currently available in Ford trucks. This fall, Azentek will begin shipping the Atlas CPC-1000, their latest flagship in-dash radio replacement PC. Among the first of its kind, this technologically advanced...
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- Magazine article from: Automotive News Kisiel, Ralph February 19, 2007 700+ words
...computer for navigation, entertainment and computing. Of course, it has a Microsoft operating system. The in-vehicle Atlas CPC-1000 personal computer is made by Azentek, of Grand Blanc, Mich. A variety of automakers inspected it in a 2007 GMC Acadia...
Source: HighBeam Research, COMPUTE THIS.(News)