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Ford is bringing huge screens—and live updates—to its cars

Posted on November 3, 2019 by Xordac Prime
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Enlarge / A 2019 Ford Edge Titanium. (credit: Eric Bangeman)

In the unending war for dominance in the auto industry, the fighting has long focused on questions of performance, reliability, comfort, style, and safety. But in the past decade, a new front has opened up: infotainment.

The newest entrant is Ford. Today, the biggest touchscreen you can get in a Ford is the Explorer’s 10-incher. Most of its cars come with 8-inch offerings. Starting next year, Ford announced Wednesday, some (to be announced) vehicles will come with 12- and 15-inch touchscreens—the latter is larger than any iPad—stuck smack in the middle of the dashboard.

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Source: Ars Technica – Ford is bringing huge screens—and live updates—to its cars

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