Sentences with phrase «touchscreen multimedia interfaces»

Touchscreen multimedia interfaces, reversing cameras, 10 airbags,, cruise control, noise cancellation software akin to the tech you find on high - end headphones and 60:40 rear seat backs that fold away completely flat (though only when you flip over the seat cushions) come featured on every single Buick Encore model — which isn't bad at all, if you ask us.

Add on the $ 1,490 Technology Package, which brings with it a really user - friendly touchscreen multimedia interface and an object detection system that warns the driver of any obstructions during low speed manoeuvres, and you'll have yourself all the Nissan Juke you'll ever need.

Combined with the simple button layout on the center console (helped immeasurably by the large and crisp, if a bit clunky to use on the move, touchscreen multimedia interface), the Jaguar XE's cabin quality ranks right up there with some of the best in this segment — though we will admit the Audi A4 and Mercedes - Benz C - Class do just pip the Jag to the mark.

Not exact matches

Moving up to the $ 33,740 EX-L trim adds extras like Android Auto and Apple CarPlay integration, the secondary seven - inch touchscreen, a second USB port, heated front seats, the Honda Link multimedia interface, leather upholstery, memory function for the driver» seat, a power - adjustable front passenger seat and a leather - wrapped steering wheel.

The equipment is extensive: each of the internet capable consoles offer you a 10.1 - inch touchscreen display as well as various multimedia interfaces.

The dash and instrument panel are anchored by the flashy CUE multimedia system and its 8 - inch touchscreen interface.

Plus, the main controls are simple and easy to use on the move, with the multimedia touchscreen interface (only available on the top two of the three trim levels) being especially crisp and intuitive to operate.

The touchscreen and interface of the multimedia system, however, remain the sore points.

The Land Rover Discovery Sport comes standard with Land Rover InControl ® Touch, a premium multimedia system with an 8 - inch touchscreen interface, through which you you'll have access to features like Bluetooth ® phone and audio, a rearview camera display, and a variety of radio options and applications.

It's What's Inside that Counts Upping the ante on interior comfort and features, every Yaris features a 7.0 - inch touchscreen multimedia system with voice recognition, remote interface, steering wheel controls and Bluetooth connectivity.

Also, regardless of which model you go for, you'll be greeted by a dual multimedia display interface (with the bottom screen doubling as a slick and intuitive touchscreen), climate control, electronically - adjustable front seats cruise control and a rear parking camera, with the latter helping to alleviate the less - than - stellar rear visibility.

The one - touch 5 - inch touchscreen system control supports the multimedia system, advanced Bluetooth technology, smart voice recognition, advanced smartphone integration, supporting phone enabled navigation, social media integration, touch phone controlled interface as well as the air - con unit.

Yes, your money won't get you the most exciting interior in the world, but that cabin on the entry - level models does at least get sprinkled with cruise control, air conditioning, a reversing camera display, front and side airbags and a 6.2 - inch multimedia interface that, whilst still a bit clunky at times, is a far more intuitive and slick system than the touchscreen that debuted on the original incarnation of the fourth - generation Subaru Forester.

7» touchscreen with multimedia commander, Cruise control + speed limiter, Engine start / stop button, Hill hold assist, Integrated bluetooth with steering wheel mounted controls, Lane departure warning system, PAS, Rear parking sensor, Remote boot release, Satellite navigation system, Trip computer, Water temperature gauge, 9 speakers, Auxiliary input socket, Bose Premium Audio system, DAB Digital radio, MP3 compatible radio / single CD player, USB / iPod connection, Adaptive front lighting system, Auto dimming rear view mirror, Automatic headlamp levelling, Body colour bumpers, Body coloured door mirrors, Coming / leaving home lighting function, Dual exhaust pipes, Dusk sensitive headlamps, Electric front windows / one touch facility, Electrically heated door mirrors, LED daytime running lights, LED Headlights, Premium cloth soft top with integrated heated glass window and soft top cover, Rain sensing front wipers, 12 V socket, Body coloured inner door trims, Centre console storage box, Climate control air conditioning, Cupholders, Front centre armrest, Front head restraints, Heated front seats, Height adjustable front seats, ISOFIX front passenger seat child seat compliance, Leather gear knob, Leather handbrake lever, Leather steering wheel, Lockable rear storage box, Sports seats, Tilt / slide reclining front seats, Windblocker, 3 point ELR front seatbelts with pretensioners, ABS+E lectronic Brake force Distribution,DSTC - Dynamic Stability and Traction Control, Dual front airbags, Fasten seatbelt reminder, Passenger airbag deactivation system, Side airbags, Alarm with interior movement sensor, Immobiliser, Remote central door locking, Smart keyless entry, Superlocking, Limited slip differential, Sports suspension, Black vinyl leather dashboard panel, 17» Bright alloy wheels, Tyre puncture repair kit, Bluetooth connection, Cruise control, Heated front seat, Navigation system, Steering wheel mounted controls, Audio remote control, Digital radio, Radio / CD, USB / iPod interface, Electric door mirrors, LED headlights, Air conditioning, Climate control, Front electric windows, Steering wheel rake adjustment, Metallic Paint, ABS, Drivers airbag, Lane departure warning, Passenger airbag, Traction control, Remote central locking, Leather seat trim, Alloy wheels

Likewise, the multimedia interface is also an okay system, but it's incredibly clunky in comparison with, say, BMW's iDrive or even Cadillac's CUE touchscreen system.

Inkling, which incidentally is the brainchild of an ex-Apple employee, explains this by saying their e-textbooks will be highly interactive to the extent that the reader is in a position to make the best of the iPad's multimedia capabilities, the vibrant color screen, video and Internet connectivity along with the superbly responsive touchscreen interface.