This is how much it is costing my to display gauges on android tablet using dashdaq-pc. I am also cutting out the wideband meter because it is not needed wither since I am using dashdaq-pc software. I am cutting out the dashdaq due to not being able to incorporate the tablet and dashdaq together in a way to where they control each other via the touch screen. I have actually already ordered the asus tablet and I am rooting it so i will be able to run windows programs on it no problem. that would be pretty cool ad cheaper so my wife might not kill me so hard. Anyone have any input on this functionality? I may just run the tablet with the dashdaq software. They will both read, which means double the amount of gauges, same software on both so they will look like they can be touchscreened to each other but in reality they just will be running the same software and performing the same function. Yes they both go into the obdII port but this port isn't going to transmit the signal from the tablet to the dashdaq or vice versa to control one another. I think it would be worth it if the tablet was able to control the dashdaq but I really don't think that it is possible because there would have to be someway for the two to communicate. This is a lot of money just to have two displays. $? searching for mounting solution for the tablet that is going where the front overhead lights are at $100 dashdaq-pc to run on tablet so tablet can be in sync with dashdaq $279 extra zt2 wideband so i can have functionality on my tablet This is how much it would cost me to have two displays showing the same dashdaq gauges/software simultaneously: It is in the making, and so is the ipad app but I am going to do it now lol.

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