Turns out slapping a giant iPad on the dash isn't ideal to control your car.
YesterdayTurns out slapping a giant iPad on the dash isn't ideal to control your car.
Meanwhile, the best time in the modern cars was nearly 14 seconds. But even these speeds were relative outliers, because for the majority of infotainment equipped vehicles, it took well over 20 seconds and at least 2,000 feet.It’s not the most rigorously empirical study and the sample size is small, but it is thought provoking in its implications.
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