InVehicle Intelligence, Inc. plans to enhance motorists' invehicle experience -- particularly the travelling business professional. Reports indicate 26 million American business people spend more than four hours per day in their vehicle.

Vehicle Intelligence can make time in the vehicle more productive and also offers a wide variety of entertainment options -- all on a universally familiar, easy-to-use open, modular, forever expandable platform. For the internet and route guidance, Windows 98 was used when the system was demo'ed for The 12 Volt News at the Philadelphia airport recently.
  
What Wayne Bagrowski and Franz Heldweig had installed in their Ford 350 demo room on wheels was nothing short of spectacular. Emails and news articles were read in a pleasant voice and precise routes were displayed quickly on the screen, along with voice guidance.
  
The multimedia entertainment possibilities include DVD or CD Rom music, movies and games available on multiple screens. Sound and video quality were superb.
  
The DIN-sized in-dash PC's CPU can be mounted vertically or horizontally. The in-dash PC can be operated through the touch screen or wireless keyboard. The in-dash PC's standard screen can even double as a rear vision monitor using an optional USB camera! InVehicle Intelligence (IVI) is here.

   See much more at www.invehicleintelligence.com .