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Mazda is currently purging touchscreens from their vehicle lineup, which is, IMO, the correct approach to in-car UX. I feel strongly enough about it that I'd s
by Marsymars 7y ago
Mazda is currently purging touchscreens from their vehicle lineup, which is, IMO, the correct approach to in-car UX.
I feel strongly enough about it that I'd support a regulatory approach for eliminating touchscreens in cars.
- Kirby64 7y agoKeyword being touchscreen. Mazda isn't going away from a 6"+ screen, you're just going to have to use a knob to navigate on it. Regardless of your preference on in-car UX, screens displaying most of the info are here to stay.