I can’t tell you how often I wish I had a reliable internet connection in my car. There are so many times I wanted to check something, like movie times, or handle some last minute paperwork or bill paying while I was waiting in line at the car wash, sure with the phones we have these days you might think it redundant, but in my case I use a proprietary computer for my day job and I can’t access my files on any other PC.
Enter CarFi, the portable wireless router and docking station that provides wireless Internet service for your vehicle. CarFi turns your car into a secure Wi-Fi Hotspot, connecting passengers to the Internet in, and even around your car for about 150 feet. Patented TRU Technology allows a seamless connection regardless how fast you are traveling and keeps you connected to the Internet even if your cruising down the freeway or tailgating at your favorite sports arena.
CarFi has a new docking station that allows you to move it from one car to the next. With additional docking stations, you can easily add Internet to all of your vehicles without having to add another monthly subscription charge, and with expandable on-board memory, you can store and share files, movies and music… all from the comfort of your car, truck, boat or RV .
So let the kids play online games, watch online videos or use their wifi devices and listen to Internet radio, You’ll be there in no time.
I wonder if this TRU technology really works that well?
ReplyDeleteP.S. - In the video they just had 4000 feet of ethernet cable. :)
What service does the Autonet itself connect to?
ReplyDeletei feel like this needs to be said... ABOUT DAMN TIME!
ReplyDeleteCould potentially be very useful!
ReplyDeleteNeed that for my 14 hour drive back to school.
ReplyDelete@DDX
ReplyDeleteJust looked it up but there seems to be no available answer on the internet, sorry.
Fantastic, just what an internet addict like me needs.
ReplyDeletecool stuff :D i need one
ReplyDeletehaha so many people are going to drive and play wow at the same time!
ReplyDeleteYou could use this in the iadrenaline blog if you surf the net and drive at the same time :)
ReplyDeleteThank you for the amazing review!
ReplyDeleteI'll definitely have to check this out :)!
Need to get myself one of these badboys in the glove compartment ;D
ReplyDeleteAwesome, I bet that makes long road trips a lot more enjoyable
ReplyDeleteAbout time lol, I've always wanted to Stumble and drive :P
ReplyDeleteEhh, I can see its pluses if you have kids in the car or if you're going on a long road-trip with a bunch of people, but really with smartphones today that have internet service right on them, I see no big need for this.
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Brilliant idea
ReplyDeleteNo longer will I have to roam random neighborhoods, parked like a creeper in front of some old lady's house, in search of an internet connection to pirate.
ReplyDeleteFUCKING DOPEEEEEEEEEEEE, need one of these bad boys for my lancer
ReplyDeletehonestly, this is great. lets say your out and your off roading and u need to upload something tottally fucking awesome. boom. done. carfi ftw
ReplyDeletethis is great
ReplyDeletemust see if i can find any here
Very nice stuff, thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeletedon't know how reliable its gonna be or price wise? but this could be the future :P
ReplyDeletehaha, these news are awesome! :D
ReplyDeletedrive and surf! i say. IT WAS ABOUT TIME!
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ReplyDeleteHaha, I literally did this last summer because who could survive two week without the internet, phone and girlfriend?
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Haha, well driving and texting sure is hell of a sport so I guess browsing the internet could be considered an extreme sport!
damn, this the future man. this is so awesome wifi on the ride, so sick.
ReplyDeletethis was bound to happen. how long until free wifi is everywhere?
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ReplyDeleteI agree, some cities have city wide wifi, and I think that will be standard soon...but in the meantime this is great!
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the world really is moving towards an interconnected community. our cell phones are now able to be wifi hotspots so why not build this in to our cars.my 30 minute drive from work<->home I come across half a dozen open wifi signals. ( i leave wifi turned on on my fone)
ReplyDeleteJust what I've always needed..
ReplyDeletehey i'm really enjoying this blog, great article
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