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VW is showcasing the future of intuitive vehicle operation at the CES 2015 with the Golf R Touch cockpit concept. The study features an infotainment system that incorporates gesture control, which VW thinks is the next step in the area of intuitive control.
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The new technologies that have crept into car interiors with the promise of making life easier are only now starting to mature (touchscreens and capacitive sensors along with voice control). Neither was very good when first introduced, so what should...
- Ford Introduces Sync3, Promises Major Improvements [w/videos]
Ford has unveiled its next-gen in-car infotainment system called SYNC3. It promises a much improved experience over what the automaker is currently offering, thanks to a more intuitive interface and additional features. There’s a new “smartphone-like...
- Vw’s Army Of Golfs Marches Into New York
VW is showcasing four Golf models at the New York Auto Show: the Golf SportWagen Concept which previews a production model arriving in 2015, the Golf GTI and Golf R hot hatches, and the e-Golf electric vehicle. The German automaker’s booth also...
- Consumer Reports Concludes That The Myford Touch System Still "stinks"
The saga with Consumer Reports’ ongoing hatred with the MyFord touch control system present in most new Fords continues. Beginning back in 2011 with the Ford Edge, Consumer Reports (CR) decided against their “recommended buy†status...
- 2008 Lexus Lx 570 Prices Start At $73,800
Lexus has announced pricing on its all-new 2008 LX 570 eXtra large SUV that replaces the outgoing LX 470 model. The third-generation LX will carry a base MSRP of $73,800 but you will have to add another $765 for delivery, processing and handling fees....
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VW Golf R Touch Concept Is All about Displays, Has Gesture Recognition System [w/Video]
VW is showcasing the future of intuitive vehicle operation at the CES 2015 with the Golf R Touch cockpit concept. The study features an infotainment system that incorporates gesture control, which VW thinks is the next step in the area of intuitive control.
Read more »
- What Should We Expect From In-car Gesture Control?
The new technologies that have crept into car interiors with the promise of making life easier are only now starting to mature (touchscreens and capacitive sensors along with voice control). Neither was very good when first introduced, so what should...
- Ford Introduces Sync3, Promises Major Improvements [w/videos]
Ford has unveiled its next-gen in-car infotainment system called SYNC3. It promises a much improved experience over what the automaker is currently offering, thanks to a more intuitive interface and additional features. There’s a new “smartphone-like...
- Vw’s Army Of Golfs Marches Into New York
VW is showcasing four Golf models at the New York Auto Show: the Golf SportWagen Concept which previews a production model arriving in 2015, the Golf GTI and Golf R hot hatches, and the e-Golf electric vehicle. The German automaker’s booth also...
- Consumer Reports Concludes That The Myford Touch System Still "stinks"
The saga with Consumer Reports’ ongoing hatred with the MyFord touch control system present in most new Fords continues. Beginning back in 2011 with the Ford Edge, Consumer Reports (CR) decided against their “recommended buy†status...
- 2008 Lexus Lx 570 Prices Start At $73,800
Lexus has announced pricing on its all-new 2008 LX 570 eXtra large SUV that replaces the outgoing LX 470 model. The third-generation LX will carry a base MSRP of $73,800 but you will have to add another $765 for delivery, processing and handling fees....