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Old 24-09-2007, 1:58 PM   #1 (permalink)
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How can this be?

Just going to order an incarpc from www.incarpc.co.uk , it says the following :

Can I have extra displays installed so that my passengers can use the computer as well?

Yes you can. We can install additional displays in your vehicle so that passengers can use the system as well. For example, if we installed 2 screens in the rear of your vehicle then one rear seat passenger could watch a DVD while another rear seat passenger browsed the internet or sent an email. The driver's screen would be unaffected by this, and would continue to provide, for example, navigation information.


How can this be off 1 computer?

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Old 24-09-2007, 2:06 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Re: How can this be?

Using a couple of modified DLL's both XP and vista can be configured to run multiple user sessions concurrently .All these sessions run independantly.

If the PC is running an MS Server operating system this functionality comes out of the box.

It could be running a custom OS or Linux build that also allow this
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