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2011 preview: wireless connectivity coming to a car near you

Technology analyst iSuppli predicts that by 2017, 7.2 million cars around the world will be shipped with an in-built wifi system, enabling drivers and passengers to connect to the internet while on the road. For 2010, the firm predicts tha…

Published: 28 Dec 2010 at 04:48hrs | 863 | by Byo24

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2011 preview: wireless connectivity coming to a car near you

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