GM Expands Car Wi-Fi
By Amy Gilroy -- TWICE, 10/22/2009
San Francisco - Autonet Mobile is extending its car Wi-Fi hot spot to more General Motors vehicles as dealer options, it announced today.
Beginning this month, GM dealerships will carry the hot-spot-for-the-car for select Buick, Cadillac, Chevrolet and GMC vehicles. It will also be available at GMMExtras.com.
Previously, Autonet's $399 hot spot has been available on select GM Cadillac models as well as on Chrysler, Jeep and Dodge vehicles plus the Volkswagen Routan, also as dealer options.
The Autonet Wi-Fi hot spot uses a secure EV-DO connection and converts it to Wi-Fi so passengers in the car can connect to the Internet via a laptop, iPod Touch, PSP or other device.
The new system also comes with a docking station so the hot spot may be shuttled between vehicles.
The hot spot is also sold through consumer electronics retailers, including Amazon.com.
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