Chicago Toyota hybrid vehicles could be movable classrooms
In the somewhat near future, in Chicago, Toyota hybrid windows could teach us more about our city than our education system's text books. New technology has presented the idea that it may be possible to get answers from our vehicle's windows when we want to know about something we are passing while driving in Chicago. Toyota hybrid vehicles, and all vehicles for that matter, may someday utilize new technology called Window to the World, which is interactive technology that turns a regular window into a "smart" window.
Sound crazy? We agree. In fact, we had to see it to believe it, and we think you might too.
We think pretty highly of the current 2011 Toyota Camry Hybrid. Chicago residents seem too as well, since they are all over the city. But, can you imagine how much cooler these vehicles would be if they employed the Window to the World technology?
Technology is all around us and has infiltrated a huge portion of our society. Cell phones, for example, started out as just wireless telephones. I-pods started out as just wireless music players. But then these devices became capable of much more than just their initial intended use and now, our society almost expects all gadgets to do, well, basically everything. Automobiles are the next products to go through this revolution.
Toyota has always been on the forefront of offering new technology in its automobiles, so it is really no surprise that they are working on technology as revolutionary as the Window to the World. No specific details have been released as to when we can expect this technology to actually hit the market thus far, however.
But even without all of that information, just the thought of possibly one day selling a vehicle with windows like a classroom off of our Schaumburg Toyota lot is quite exciting. And for now, we are happy to be able to offer the 2011 Toyota Camry Hybrid to Chicago residents - because it is really pretty impressive too.
Sound crazy? We agree. In fact, we had to see it to believe it, and we think you might too.
Toyota has always been on the forefront of offering new technology in its automobiles, so it is really no surprise that they are working on technology as revolutionary as the Window to the World. No specific details have been released as to when we can expect this technology to actually hit the market thus far, however.
Sound crazy? We agree. In fact, we had to see it to believe it, and we think you might too.
We think pretty highly of the current 2011 Toyota Camry Hybrid. Chicago residents seem too as well, since they are all over the city. But, can you imagine how much cooler these vehicles would be if they employed the Window to the World technology?
Technology is all around us and has infiltrated a huge portion of our society. Cell phones, for example, started out as just wireless telephones. I-pods started out as just wireless music players. But then these devices became capable of much more than just their initial intended use and now, our society almost expects all gadgets to do, well, basically everything. Automobiles are the next products to go through this revolution.
Toyota has always been on the forefront of offering new technology in its automobiles, so it is really no surprise that they are working on technology as revolutionary as the Window to the World. No specific details have been released as to when we can expect this technology to actually hit the market thus far, however.
But even without all of that information, just the thought of possibly one day selling a vehicle with windows like a classroom off of our Schaumburg Toyota lot is quite exciting. And for now, we are happy to be able to offer the 2011 Toyota Camry Hybrid to Chicago residents - because it is really pretty impressive too.
Sound crazy? We agree. In fact, we had to see it to believe it, and we think you might too.
Toyota has always been on the forefront of offering new technology in its automobiles, so it is really no surprise that they are working on technology as revolutionary as the Window to the World. No specific details have been released as to when we can expect this technology to actually hit the market thus far, however.
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