IBM's Motorola pact targets autos, component deals for PCs
The company broadens its horizons, providing the back end for car-based devices and boosting its role as a supplier of other state-of-the-art technology components, such as computer chips and storage disks.
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The company broadens its horizons, providing the back end for car-based devices and boosting its role as a supplier of other state-of-the-art technology components, such as computer chips and storage disks. "GM and others are moving on their own as part of a trend to Internet-enable all the areas of our lives which are not yet Internet-enabled." - Joe Ferlazzo, analyst, Technology Business Research | 
| | | Surfing from behind the wheel The car PC has been a staple of trade shows and technology conferences for years, but now it appears that these devices may start making their way in larger numbers to consumers.
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