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During a Toyota-sponsored competition at the 2013 SEMA aftermarket parts trade show in Las Vegas, a fabricator from California has showcased a modified Toyota 4Runner model that can be controlled with five iPad units.
Herbst Smith Fabrication has unveiled the customized Toyota Oakley 4Runner that comes with five iPads that control the doors, entertainment, navigation and other interior features. USA Today says the following about what the iPad can do:
What really impresses is the enclosed ski storage unit atop the 4Runner. At the push of a button, the ski rack extended out from the unit then whirred some more as it lowered the skis down the side. To further carry through the theme, there were two other iPads inside, front and back, for. Or, for that matter, to roll down the windows.
The iPad-controlled Toyota Oakley 4Runner also comes with a camouflage-patterned vehicle wrap and LED lights. Also, a metal roof rack electronically lowers and opens to store two sets of skis at the press of an iPad button. Even more, you’ll find inside of this car a coffeemaker, a dryer for each ski glove and boot and a mountable grill in the cargo area.
Jon Tondro from the Herbst Smith Fabrication and the team leader of the iPAd project, called the above mentioned components "James Bond-likeâ€. What do you think about this customized, iPad-controlled SUV?
Source: USA Today