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23 year old here and yes analog will always beat digital, in cars and on watches.Where the old fogeys at to complain about their lost physical gauge clusters?
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23 year old here and yes analog will always beat digital, in cars and on watches.Where the old fogeys at to complain about their lost physical gauge clusters?
So you don't see a resemblance to a black videogame system controller/outboard screen with large bezels...dude, you had me fast forward to Ford's usage of an Unreal Engine graphic/video game car with flames shooting out of it lol.I see zero resemblance but almost a good one
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I'm impressed. A 23 year old that likes analog watches. Hopefully mechanical as well.23 year old here and yes analog will always beat digital, in cars and on watches.
I think you've lost your point here. Its a nice screen, graphics and all.So you don't see a resemblance to a black videogame system controller/outboard screen with large bezels...dude, you had me fast forward to Ford's usage of an Unreal Engine graphic/video game car with flames shooting out of it lol.
And yeah...maybe you ARE right; even Nintendo knew to use at least some physical controls for the best user experience possible![]()
Ouuuu can I get Jlo in a thong to pop up between the tach and speedometer?? Now that would be cool. ;?I see zero resemblance but almost a good one
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Exactly...the whole thing is so immature and just awkward. It literally has to age poorly as all electronics do; zero class and longevity behind both the physical design as well as the actual software presentation itself. Great stuff if you like iPads from last decade forever displaying Need For Speed car models from 2014 from now until forever...Ouuuu can I get Jlo in a thong to pop up between the tach and speedometer?? Now that would be cool. ;?
Here's an example of how you could do a digital instrument cluster and keep the eyebrow. The eyebrow provide that cockpit "real sports car" feeling to it that the elongated flat panel doesn't. Like one has the soul of a fighter jet the other a vibe from the newest Suburban. Note I found that image from the 2023 Porche 911 pics.Exactly...the whole thing is so immature and just awkward. It literally has to age poorly as all electronics do; zero class and longevity behind both the physical design as well as the actual software presentation itself. Great stuff if you like iPads from last decade forever displaying Need For Speed car models from 2014 from now until forever...
Yup...Ford has been quoted many a time as referencing Xbox players as inspiration for what they did lol. It's just a silly and immature approach without much imagination and zero class. It's a sort of "disposable" approach, as Ford isn't going to update the software beyond a point and certainly can't update the hardware...so, in 2050 with whatever holographic dash crap we get, lol, by then...hey cool, there's your ol' Need For Speed dash looking extremely idiotic like all dated electronics eventually become. It'll look like an Atari level dash by then.Here's an example of how you could do a digital instrument cluster and keep the eyebrow. The eyebrow provide that cockpit "real sports car" feeling to it that the elongated flat panel doesn't. Like one has the soul of a fighter jet the other a vibe from the newest Suburban. Note I found that image from the 2023 Porche 911 pics.
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