The Ford cars have the Sync System, an entertainment technology solution that includes Internet connectivity. Not available in Europe yet, but it's coming during this year. In the second generation of the Sync system can convert the car into a wireless router.
Working with notebooks with the car moving not appeal to me for two reasons: 1) halt = problem and 2) stare at the screen causes damage to the optical benefitPassengers can surf the Internet if an HSPA modem is introduced into the USB port of the car. This will create a WiFi access point that is protected by WPA2 encryption, such as home routers recently installed, and a list of authorized users to avoid the intruders.
It must be said that in U.S. is much cheaper Internet access via mobile phones in these parts. I don't think this is the first manufacturer to offer something similar, but what I think is it will be a trend within a few years. Online Mobility is being imposed on us silently and quickly.
Ford insists the 12 SYNC-equipped Ford, Lincoln and Mercury vehicles now offering it are moving off dealer lots twice as fast as those without it. By the end of this calendar year nearly all vehicles in the Ford family will offer SYNC as standard or a $395 cheap option.
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