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(Thread Starter) |  Mercedes-Benz readies Splitview monitor for S-Class  If you've ever sat in the passenger seat of a vehicle with navigation and wished you could watch movies on it, your time is coming soon. Mercedes-Benz and Bosch are working on a Splitview navigation screen for the S-Class that features an eight-inch screen that displays two images at once courtesy of new adjacent pixel technology. The system only allows the driver to see navigation and COMAND controls, while the passenger sits back in S-Class luxury watching the movie of his or her choosing. The front passenger can also choose to listen to the movie with high-end headphones, or the soundtrack can be played through the car's speakers. Mercedes new Splitview monitor is no far-off concept either. It will be featured in the S-Class beginning in the summer of 2009. We've seen similar technology from from other OEMs and suppliers in the past, but Mercedes is the first luxury automaker to officially announce the technology in one of its production vehicles.Continue reading Mercedes-Benz readies Splitview monitor for S-Class Mercedes-Benz readies Splitview monitor for S-Class originally appeared on Autoblog on Thu, 11 Dec 2008 09:28:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds. Permalink | Email this | Comments More... |
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