Photos: Mobile office 'built Ford tough'
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office on the floor
Ford brings a mobile office to its General Contractor F-250 Super Duty pickup trucks. The package, which is installed on the transmission tunnel inside the truck, includes a touch-screen computer, printer, wireless broadband access and Global Positioning System.
touch screen
The computer, which is powered by the car battery, features a touch screen that is viewable in bright sunlight and runs on Microsoft's Windows XP Professional.
directions
The system includes wireless broadband and software such as Outlook for e-mail, Streets and Trips 2006 for real-time navigation, and Internet Explorer for Web browsing.
F-250
This Ford F-Series Super Duty Lariat, outfitted with the Chrome Package, is similar to the California Custom "General Contractor" F-250 Super Duty built with the mobile office.