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"Sometimes you think you\u2019ve seen everything in tech. Other times, everything in tech gets packed into a car for the ultimate in luxury. If you ever wanted to play on a PlayStation 4, watch cable TV, finish some work on a full-size keyboard, print photos and/or enjoy a beer as strobe lights pulsate around you on your way to work in a clean, comfy cab, take a ride in Car Force One.\nA ride fit for a president, Car Force One is a luxury car service that chauffeurs you around the New York area in the most teched-out car in the world. And the truckload of amenities are at no additional cost.\nAccording to Car Force One founder and CEO Ishai, the company\u2019s priority is customer satisfaction. \"My company is not about the car, it's about the service. It's for the clients,\" said Ishai, who declined to divulge his last name.\nSEE ALSO: Best Tech Gifts 2013\n\nIshai has been a cab driver since July 2009 and modified the cars himself with a team of helpers. He first started with a sedan, but these days he drives a 2011 Chevrolet SUV that's tricked out with gadgets and amenities such as an Xbox 360 (which he's upgrading to a PlayStation 4 when it comes out), a 23-inch Samsung HD monitor, Blu-ray player, live cable TV with premium channels, 4G Internet, three mobile printers and more.\n\n\"I believe it's the most equipped car in the world, the most luxurious car,\" Ishai said.\nHe built the vehicle to provide three major services: convenience and comfort, multi-media entertainment and a fully equipped mobile office. Here's an exhaustive list of features in Car Force One, which is not complete because Ishai is constantly adding new things to his car.\nConvenience/Comfort\nChargers for iPhone 4, 4s, 5, 5c, 5s, Samsung and BlackBerry phones on every side/seat\nRemote controls throughout car to adjust lighting on/off and dimming\nPhone holders near charging cables on sides of car\nMobile \"bathroom,\" as a client called it, side dock with: Victoria's Secret lotions and colognes, hand sanitizers, Wet Ones to go and Kleenex to go\n3 coolers (2 for now) that serve as mini-bars, offering cold drinks such as: bottled water, orange juice, apple juice, Diet Coke, Sprite, Coors Light and Plans to add fruit salad cups\nMobile baby station with: bottle warmer, baby wipes warmer and paper towels\n2 full-size umbrellas, adding 2 smaller ones\nInfant and toddler car seats and boosters\nFirst-aid kit, emergency seat belt cutter, window breaker, fire extinguisher\nMultimedia Entertainment\n23-inch full HD 1920 x 1080p monitor that\u2019s hooked up for 5 different uses: Internet, Blu-ray movies, live cable TV, gaming console and pictures and videos from SD card reader\nGaming console (Xbox 360 for now, he has already ordered PS4)\nLive cable TV (Time Warner) with premium channels such as Disney and HBO\n2 headrest monitors hooked up to Blu-ray player\nMore than 200 titles of Blu- ray movies in a 2TB hard drive, an additional 30 titles for kids\nUp-to-date magazines and newspapers\nMobile Office\nFully functioning laptop hooked up to 23-inch monitor, wireless keyboard and mouse\n4G Wi-Fi that clients can connect to on their own devices\n3 mobile printers: 4 x 6 photo printer, an all-in-one scanner/printer, an HP OfficeJet printer\nAdjustable table as a writing surface that holds the keyboard and mouse\nSD card reader for memory card file transfer\nReservations with Car Force One start at $45 for a journey from the Upper West Side to Wall Street, and shorter distances cost a minimum of $35. In comparison, the same ride (UWS to Wall Street) in a yellow cab will set you back some $30 in moderate traffic, including a 20% tip. Ishai says he imposes a minimum fee for reservations because of the commitment he makes and the opportunity cost involved. \u201CIf another job comes up for $500, I will turn it down,\u201D he said. He has offered better rates for regulars and sometimes even gives them free rides for short distances.\nSEE ALSO: A Guide To Switching From PC to Mac\n\nDon\u2019t expect to call Car Force One tonight and get a ride tomorrow morning, though. Due to a tight schedule, Ishai says the company would prefer people make reservations as far ahead as possible. He receives bookings for March in as early as June the year before, and most of his clients hire him for airport and business pickups. You can access CarForceOne\u2019s website with the username \u201Ccarforceone\u201D and the password \u201Cpresident\u201D to make reservations and open an account for 15% off posted rates.\nIshai says he can\u2019t wait to get started on his next car and has already bought tickets to go to the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas in January. He intends to get the latest and greatest tech for his car, including:\nAppropriately-sized 4K or 3D (without glasses) monitor\nWireless phone charging dock\nKaraoke machine\nHeated and cool cup holders\nMousepad that can be used on lap\nBut it's not the tech features that keep people coming back to Car Force One. Ishai says he asks repeat customers why they choose to return to him over other luxury car services. They tell him it is his reliability that they prize the most, followed by his friendly personality. \"Many of my clients confide in me,\" he said. But for first-timers, the amazing features of Car Force One are the biggest draw. After all, it's not every day that you get to ride like a president. \nHave something to add to this story? Share it in the comments.\nImage: Car Force One"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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