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To: engineer who wrote (72788)	1/1/2008 4:06:36 PM
From: pyslent	Read Replies (1) of 196981

My Blackberry is a modem on my laptop. That's my point. Virtually all phones (except iPhone) can be a modem for a laptop or a car, and most cars already have a bluetooth option which could, in theory, be used with the dial-up networking profile. The presence of an iPhone dock connector does not offer a material benefit in my mind for enabling a data pipe. I agree with your vision of the various benefits of in-car internet connectivity, but I don't think you need an iPhone to get there.

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