Car computer runs Red Flag Linux
DingCheng Electronics has announced a GPS-enabled PC that fits "double DIN" stereo bays. The CarPC 102 has a 4x45W amp, and runs Red Flag Linux or Windows on a 1.1GHz Pentium M processor, with 256MB RAM, 40GB hard drive, DVD/CD-RW drive, and 7-inch WXGA touchscreen display.
GuangDong, China-based DingCheng says the CarPC 102 is designed for cars with double DIN sized dashboard openings, which measure approximately 7 x 4 inches. The company offers 10 car PC models in all, including some supporting regular DIN (7.125 x 2). It does not appear to offer any car PCs that fit GM/Chrysler's DIN-and-a-half openings, however.
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