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2008 Autoblog Holiday Sweepstakes - Day 7: DashDAQ Series II

We've reached the final prize of our week's worth of 2008 Autoblog Holiday Sweepstakes, and we think we've saved the best for last. The prize for Day 7 is a DashDAQ Series II valued at $549. If you're unfamiliar with DashDAQ and what this little box can do, let us enlighten you. The DashDAQ is an open-source, Linux-based computer for you car. Plug it into your OBD-II diagnostic port and the DashDAQ can display your car's vitals on its 4-inch color touchscreen in five ways: analog gauges, digital gauges, slider bars, graphs or a simulated ... Read more →

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2007 Holiday Sweepstakes Day 5: DashDAQ Series II John Neff

Today is our final 2007 Holiday Sweepstakes, and we hope you've enjoyed what we've had to offer so far. We think today's prize, however, is the biggest one under the tree. One randomly selected ...

SEMA 2007: Revisiting the DashDAQ John Neff

DashDaq throws open source in face of high-end sat navs John Neff

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2008 Autoblog Holiday Sweepstakes - Day 7: DashDAQ Series II 11 months ago on Autoblog

REMINDER: Enter to win a DashDAQ Series II 1 year ago on Autoblog

If you haven't already entered to win the Grand Prize of our 2007 Holiday Sweepstakes, click here to do it now. The prize of a DashDAQ Series II is worth $695, and it's more than just a computer for your car. Read more about it on the DashDAQ website, click here to enter, and read the official ...

2007 Holiday Sweepstakes Day 5: DashDAQ Series II 1 year ago on Autoblog

Today is our final 2007 Holiday Sweepstakes, and we hope you've enjoyed what we've had to offer so far. We think today's prize, however, is the biggest one under the tree. One randomly selected commenter on this post will receive a DashDAQ Series II valued at $695! This open source computer for you ...

SEMA 2007: Revisiting the DashDAQ 2 years ago on Autoblog

Last year at the 2006 SEMA Show in Las Vegas, we reported on a unique piece of hardware called the DashDAQ. It looks like a third-party sat nav, but it's actually an open source Linux-based computer that suction cups to your windshield. Commenters at the time went ga-ga over what could be done with ...

DashDaq throws open source in face of high-end sat navs 3 years ago on Autoblog

We're kicking ourselves because we didn't get a chance to play with the DashDaq onboard computer at SEMA last week where it won a Best New International Product Award. Actually, to call it an onboard computer is generalizing its capabilities a bit too much. The small handhelt unit plugs into your ...

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