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My Favorite Product from CES is a Ford
- jcnnghm 17y agoAt one point I was customizing software for contractors, and they would all inevitably ask about getting computers in their trucks. As long as it is easy to use, it should sell extremely well in that niche.
- chrisa 17y agoHere’s more information about the "tool tracking" RFID reader from the company that makes them: http://www.thingmagic.com/applications-overview/toollink-by-dewalt/8-applications/40-toollink-by-dewalt%20class=home_splitcol_module http://www.thingmagic.com/applications-overview/toollink-by-... (I work with ThingMagic’s other readers, but haven’t gotten the chance to try that one yet)
- shpxnvz 17y agoApart from the tool tracking, there's doesn't appear to be anything it can do that a regular laptop with 3G connection can't do better (and cheaper). And since their liability concerns mean that it's inaccessible while driving, the guy in the passenger seat can't do any work while traveling between sites, while he could with a laptop.
- lallysingh 17y agoA truck's harder to lose or steal than a laptop, and it won't run out of charge in 3 hrs. And as a part of a truck, there are more financing options available. Also, there's now plenty of space in the passenger. Even for a laptop.