[KenCary]

For the first time today, I had to do some work inside my Nitro.

I folded down the passenger seat, plugged my Laptop into the inverter and my Blackbery into the lighter.

The laptop fits nicely in recess in the seat and the Blackberry perfectly in the slot above the Radio. What was even better, was that the laptop stays in place while you drive as does the Blackberry. Easy to stop go without putting everything away.

These are simple things,but they are missing from many other vehicles. These should make perfect company cars for all who make a living on the road.

Ken

 

[Jason Lochan]

The first time I visited this site, I saw a Nitro running Windows Vista on the touchscreen?! I don't know if it was a photoshop or what, but I've never been able to track it down again. I would LOVE to know if and how that was done. I suspect perhaps an aux in was with some type of translation between the VGA Port and the Video-In? Ok, enough geeking out from me.

 

[Waldorf]

The first time I visited this site, I saw a Nitro running Windows Vista on the touchscreen?! I don't know if it was a photoshop or what, but I've never been able to track it down again. I would LOVE to know if and how that was done. I suspect perhaps an aux in was with some type of translation between the VGA Port and the Video-In? Ok, enough geeking out from me.

No, it's not Photoshopped, it's the real deal! I used the search feature to search for "how-to LCD" and found the thread on "carputers":
http://www.nitroforumz.com/showthread.php?t=1458&highlight=how-to

 

[crookm11]

For the first time today, I had to do some work inside my Nitro.

I folded down the passenger seat, plugged my Laptop into the inverter and my Blackbery into the lighter.

The laptop fits nicely in recess in the seat and the Blackberry perfectly in the slot above the Radio. What was even better, was that the laptop stays in place while you drive as does the Blackberry. Easy to stop go without putting everything away.

These are simple things,but they are missing from many other vehicles. These should make perfect company cars for all who make a living on the road.

Ken

Good to hear that someone has actualy used that feature. :smileup: Glad it worked out for you.
I havn't even folded the front seat forward yet.:loser1:

 

[KenCary]

Good to hear that someone has actualy used that feature. :smileup: Glad it worked out for you.
I havn't even folded the front seat forward yet.:loser1:

The seat back also makes a great table if you want to eat in your Nitro.

You can plug a small crock pot into the inverter and have a little party in there.

 

[softwind]

Hopefully you aren't driving while typing on that laptop:nzd:

 

[Jason Lochan]

The seat back also makes a great table if you want to eat in your Nitro.

You can plug a small crock pot into the inverter and have a little party in there.

Mmm... Nitro slow cooking... I could make millions writing recipes for the Nitro.

 

[Jason Lochan]

No, it's not Photoshopped, it's the real deal! I used the search feature to search for "how-to LCD" and found the thread on "carputers":
http://www.nitroforumz.com/showthread.php?t=1458&highlight=how-to

You so rock Waldorf.

 

[NO2SLT]

My Nitro is also my office. I'm an outside sales rep and it's been great being able to plug in my laptop and fold the front seat flat to work from. My laptop is a little big for the recess in the seat back, but if I set it on a catalog or something it works fine.

 

[Paladin021]

I had no idea the front seat even folded down!

...gonna have to go check that out now.

 

[jaggles]

These were some of the deciding factors for me when I was looking into a new car (handsfree bluetooth, perfect place for a laptop, the power outlet, etc).