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BMW First Car Company to Implement Microsoft Surface [Microsoft Surface]
gizmodo.com - 12/1/2008
BMW First Car Company to Implement Microsoft Surface [Microsoft Surface]
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By allowing its snooty customers to manipulate the snooty Microsoft Surface interface with their snooty fingers, BMW has officially become the first car maker to offer the touchscreen tech to a worldwide car-buying audience. Impressed? Me neither, but that's just because I'm a low-paid ...
BMW Product Navigator (video)
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youtube.com - 11/28/2008
BMW Product Navigator (video)
— youtube.com — The BMW Product Navigator, based on Microsoft Surface, allows potential BMW buyers to configure their new car... in a fascinating way. BMW is the first car manu... (more) BMW Product Navigator (video)
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bmwblog.com - 11/30/2008
BMW Using Microsoft Surface for Product Navigator
— bmwblog.com — BMW has hosted a video on how they are implementing Microsoft Surface for product configuration. BMW is... the first car manufacturer worldwide to use this product commercially. By interacting with this multi-touch surface that runs on special hardware ... (more) BMW Using Microsoft Surface for Product Navigator

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t3.com - 11/28/2008
BMW creates the car key credit card
— t3.com — Don't flash your cash, flash your keys (more) BMW creates the car key credit card

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The Next Web:  The Microsoft BMW Product Navigator Conspiracy

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The Microsoft BMW Product Navigator Conspiracy
The Next Web — ... But no. They only use the Microsoft Surface thing to let people choose the color, options and interior of their new BMWs in their stores. Yawn. ...

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