Re:Tesla’s Model S P85D Scores 103 Out of 100 on Consumer Re...
by mikeash on Thursday August 27, 2015 @01:00PM
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I understand the objections. I just don't find them to actually apply in the real world.
First, what functions do you actually need to manipulate while driving? Most of that can be done from the steering wheel.
Second, when positions on a touchscreen are consistent you can learn to touch them without staring at them. I often adjust the interior temperature on the touchscreen even though it can be done on the steering wheel, just because I find it to be easier. It can be done out of the corner of my eye with practice.
First, what functions do you actually need to manipulate while driving? Most of that can be done from the steering wheel.
Second, when positions on a touchscreen are consistent you can learn to touch them without staring at them. I often adjust the interior temperature on the touchscreen even though it can be done on the steering wheel, just because I find it to be easier. It can be done out of the corner of my eye with practice.