The DashDAQ can display all manners of diagnostic information about your car, like its speed and performance. The internal RAM is a somewhat paltry 64MB, but the demands on the DashDAQ probably won’t require huge amounts of RAM anyway. The touchscreen is a good 4 inches in width with 480×272 resolution, and the 16 million-plus QWVGA colors won’t be hard on the eyes.
This being the wireless age, the DashDAQ can be equipped with Bluetooth and Wi-Fi, although those are both add-ons. It can accept multimedia and GPS software, and it also works well with many other vehicle sensors.
You want it? You got it, for US$595.
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