Brabus's iBusiness is a Mercedes-Benz S600 tricked out Apple style

We've seen the iPad implemented both at school and at work, but in your car? That's the idea behind the iBusiness, a Mercedes-Benz S600 that's been tricked out with Apple gear aplenty by Brabus. Get this -- you can see the two iPads and keyboards in the back seats, but there's also a Mac mini in the back and a 64gb iPod touch as well. The display above is a 15.2" TFT display, and all of the gear connects to the Internet via a high speed 3G system. The iPads can also control the car's multimedia system, navigation systems, and the built-in telephone system.

And it's all built into a car that goes from 0 to 62 in 4.0 seconds, with a top speed of 211 miles per hour. Brabus has tricked out those interiors, too -- there's leather everywhere, power-operated curtains, wood trim, color-changing interior lighting, LED running lights outside, and anodized aluminum pedals under the sport steering wheel. Yowza.

Brabus doesn't give a price for this made-to-order monster, but the car itself (without any options) starts around $150k, so the entire package runs into the "if you have to ask, you can't afford it" range. What a set of wheels, though.

[via Electronista]

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JeffEd

'Hopefully those two fancy business folk (and their experienced gentle safe driver, who can use that 211 mph and also somehow let you comfortably use a touchscreen in a leanback position while your sedan is pushing 3 g-forces in it's acceleration) can use all that sleek pretty technology to help the starving kids in Africa. In that case it is surely a
$170k well spent.
Oh wait, your charity application was banned from the app store because it showed people on the verge of dying?
Well, hopefully they can figure out how to do something productive with that mac mini before they arrive at the freaking catalina wine mixer.
Because, well we all know how well Mac OS X scales up when you're trying to read text on a 15 inch screen from 4 feet away. If only that mighty mouse didn't click every time we go over a bump...

Yeah... I want one too. :)

August 30 2010 at 3:39 PM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down Reply