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Teslas have 17" screens, and no one made an automotive-grade one at that size, so it's no wonder they had problems sourcing it. But at scale, I could see the 7"
by zamnos 3y ago
Teslas have 17" screens, and no one made an automotive-grade one at that size,
so it's no wonder they had problems sourcing it. But at scale, I could see the 7" properly automotive-grade screens being available for $50 when there are some availabile for less than that on Amazon.
- sroussey 3y agoThey have double OLED (dual-layer it’s called sometimes) which is required for brightness? They are so expensive, they aren’t used anywhere else but automotive (rumors swirl about iPads using this some day). The LCDs with high nits are cheaper but only rectangular. One of the big issues is it working in 120 heat in the desert while sitting in the sun (particularly for convertibles).
- sundvor 3y agoThe Tesla screens' responsiveness and clarity is just amazing, at least on Ryzen.
- WarOnPrivacy 3y ago> They have double OLED ... which is required for brightness Could this be why headlights are so blindy now, to overcome drivers' permanently impaired night vision?