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Not sure why they haven’t used tactile vibrations on the screens like iPhones but stronger and more accurate plus finger hovering sensors to indicate/enlarge th
by m3kw9 3y ago
Not sure why they haven’t used tactile vibrations on the screens like iPhones but stronger and more accurate plus finger hovering sensors to indicate/enlarge the button focus when your fingers get close. Part of hardware buttons is getting an instant feed back that you’ve switched it without looking.
- nvy 3y agoBecause those things cost money. Tesla went with the touch screen as a cost cutting measure.
- pests 3y agoI don't think the screens are even "automotive grade" - not meeting temp and vibration standards that it will definitely experience in a moving vehicle exposed to the elements. This is how Tesla was able to use such a large screen for so long while other manufacturers have yet to catch up.
- fgsfds028374 3y ago[dead]
- Kirby64 3y agoThat's the older Model S screens (the vertical ones). As far as I know all the current models are automotive grade.