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If Swiss authorities conclude that the screen is, in fact, illegal to operate in its current configuration, it is probably only a matter of a quick software upd
by marvin 13y ago
If Swiss authorities conclude that the screen is, in fact, illegal to operate in its current configuration, it is probably only a matter of a quick software update to cars that are located in Switzerland.
In fact, the car's computer system could use the GPS to determine whether it is in Switzerland or not and modify the touchscreen settings accordingly.
- jimktrains2 13y agoI thought that screen controlled all the aspects of the car, radio, defrosters, fan, heating, cooling, &c if the screen is off don't all of those become unusable?
- marvin 13y agoCertainly some middle ground compromise can be reached.
- jimktrains2 13y agoNot if the screen has to be off. I could see a nice, slim UI with large buttons and large text being an option and only the largest allowed size have anything displayed in it. It's just a matter of if the authorities would be OK with it.