Best GPS system ever: Virtual Cable

I get sometimes bored of all the GPS systems not bringing anything new to the devices we test. But this one, though we didn't test it, looks like a great combination of SF, 3D graphics and GPS system. I mean, I could really use this one and I can remember a situation I've been involved in recently that would have had a faster and happier ending I would have had such a thing.

Virtual Cable GPS device


To appear real within the landscape, the image must be truly three-dimensional. The Virtual Cable™ uses a unique volumetric display to create this 3D image (patent pending).

The Virtual Cable™ displays can be offered at prices competitive with the embedded screen-based car navigation systems. All components used by the Virtual Cable™ display are currently mass produced for other purposes.

In terms of components independence, the Virtual Cable™ display (as a part of navigation system) is analogous to a PC monitor (as a part of a personal computer system). Just as a PC (CPU) may by upgraded, or replaced, without replacing the monitor, the route-planning device may be upgraded, or replaced, while keeping the original, factory-installed Virtual Cable™ display.


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2 Responses to “Best GPS system ever: Virtual Cable”

  1. Sweet as! Damn… if i could get a hold of one of those things it would mean that the danger of using a handheld one would more or less be gone…

    Now this is something that i could definitely see standard in the future!

  2. Bobby says:

    I do, too :) And really, I think it is a lot more easier to follow.

    But think about it… what if it misses the exit? :D

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