Microsoft car revolution of the media in the car and surfing the Web

Microsoft makes cars for the cloud with a new version of its software platform from Microsoft AutoUpdate, supports Intel processors, are the standards for radio and CD player, a better information and entertainment.

Microsoft Auto 4.0 provides functions for the head with a standard radio and support for reading and copying of CDs.

Microsoft alleges that the developers to create multi-function devices to reduce complexity, lower costs and faster to the market.

Microsoft Auto 4.0 extended hardware support, and the ARM processor SH support for Intel processors, including the recent elections for the Intel Atom Z5xx series of chips.

Netbook cars around the corner?

"The last atom processor is ideal for vehicle infotainment platform with its high performance, low power and features to support industrial temperature," said Staci Palmer, director, In-Vehicle Infotainment Intel.

At CeBIT, Microsoft will also auto current Microsoft applications, including Saturday NAV EB complex recognize voice instructions and Live Search for GPS devices.

A new Internet radio Continental AG uses Microsoft Auto-based Multi Media Platform (MMP), while Magneti Marelli will be in the automotive industry in the dashboard a computer with internet connection, browser and wireless for external devices.

"The automotive industry is at a turning point where the software is to redefine the future of the experience inside the vehicle and innovation is the new currency," said Tom Phillips, General Manager of the Automotive Business Unit of Microsoft.

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