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Subscribe to this threadChicago 2008: Ford introduces Work Solutions in-dash computer package for F-150 [w/VIDEO]
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Tony @ Feb 6th 2008 2:26AM
Love this feature but I'm surprised Ford didn't simply add a ethernet connection hidden somewhere under the dash so person could plug in there laptop and use its keyboard and much larger screen(a 6.5 inch screen is too tiny for real use I find) to connect to the internet and take advantage of the Sprint EVDO feature. Everything else is wonderful especially the tracking feature.
DKB_SATX @ Feb 6th 2008 10:06AM
They specified that it has Bluetooth, though, so you may be able to tether a notebook to the EVDO data service that way.