This thread brings back a memory from a long time ago...
Back before I was old enough to drive, I remember going downtown to the Carnegie Science Center with my mother. At a red light on the way down, I looked to my right at the car in the other lane and noticed something connected to the guy's power outlet, mounted where the passenger seat should be. It was an LC 520 (or other 500 series machine). I'm not sure if he used it for navigation, for directions, or to help with a disability (which I believe could have been the most likely scenario--perhaps he used it for speech if he was at, say, a drive thru or toll booth). I was impressed by the mounting job (the computer was actually mounted, not on a seat but probably from a base on the floor). This Mac sighting occurred in 1996.
Back before I was old enough to drive, I remember going downtown to the Carnegie Science Center with my mother. At a red light on the way down, I looked to my right at the car in the other lane and noticed something connected to the guy's power outlet, mounted where the passenger seat should be. It was an LC 520 (or other 500 series machine). I'm not sure if he used it for navigation, for directions, or to help with a disability (which I believe could have been the most likely scenario--perhaps he used it for speech if he was at, say, a drive thru or toll booth). I was impressed by the mounting job (the computer was actually mounted, not on a seat but probably from a base on the floor). This Mac sighting occurred in 1996.