Sentences with phrase «sort of infotainment»

The latest microprocessors also make it possible to build in the sort of infotainment technologies you'd find in more advanced homes and offices.

Audi of America president Scott Keogh says these sorts of infotainment features are essential to keeping the brand in the public eye.

Not exact matches

In the Cadillac's favor are all sorts of new technologies, like a 34 - speaker Bose surround - sound audio system, an enhanced self - parking system, a camera - screen rearview mirror, and a haptic touchpad to operate the updated, upgraded CUE infotainment screen.

Automakers face the brain - busting challenge of loading up vehicle infotainment systems with all sorts of functionality to stay competitive, yet making the equipment easy to use — and non-distracting to drivers to boot.

A three - spoke steering wheel with a shape similar to that of the 7 Series anchors a driver - oriented cockpit featuring a digital gauge cluster, BMW's familiar electronic shifter, and iDrive rotary controller, though its infotainment screen looks tacked on and not unlike the sort of digital picture frame you'd find in your grandmother's house.

I found that the key to the proper function of the touch interface was to be gentle, using your fingertips in conjunction with the infotainment display as a sort of magic wand.

Volkswagen's new gesture control is included for the largest, 10.1 - inch screen on the dash, and the instrument panel is a completely digital, 12.3 - inch display that can be configured to display all sorts of information like navigation and infotainment.

The interior is fine, sort of old - person, beige - on - beige Camry feel; the infotainment works well; and there are real buttons for the main functions.

Those last two earn the car major bonus points in my book, but even if you're not the sort of person who wants to let their smartphone call the shots, the Volt's updated infotainment system is a much faster and more compelling option than that found on the original Volt.

Sure, the speedometer might not be in the middle anymore (it hasn't been for a while), but making room for a real infotainment system was sort of necessary.

The software places the shortcuts for each of the four infotainment functions (audio, navigation, climate, communication) at the four corners of the screen, which sort of makes sense until you realize the touch points are woefully small and hard to tap.