New C-Class interior
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So the A Class screen is deliberate then ? hmmm.
Quite like it. Usual iffy render and disguised shots here: http://www.autocar.co.uk/car-news/detroit-motor-sh...
Quite like it. Usual iffy render and disguised shots here: http://www.autocar.co.uk/car-news/detroit-motor-sh...
panholio said:
Looks really nice.
Totally disagree on the w204 quality comments. I have a facelift one and it is lovely inside. Nothing has dropped off.
I agree I have the facelift w204 and the interior is lovely. As for the new one, it looks great until you get to that ridiculous stuck on screen. Totally disagree on the w204 quality comments. I have a facelift one and it is lovely inside. Nothing has dropped off.
ajprice said:
Google helped me.Car Magazine said:
So, how do I control the iPad-lookalike Mercedes has nailed to the dashboard?
Master of the 7in (or 8.4in if internet is specified) central screen is a new take on the ‘Comand’ control system. The clickable rotary control remains, joined by a touch-sensitive wrist-rest which features haptic feedback and handwriting recognition. Via this central ‘hub’ of control, the front-seat occupants can cycle through menus, set navigation routes, or choose entertainment media. The touchpad can apparently distinguish between a hand deliberately inputting commands and if the driver is simply using it as an armrest, avoiding unwanted data entry.
Essentially, Mercedes has attempted to make the new C-class as intuitive to use as a touchscreen smartphone, hence the swipe, tap and scribble controls.
http://www.carmagazine.co.uk/News/Search-Results/F...Master of the 7in (or 8.4in if internet is specified) central screen is a new take on the ‘Comand’ control system. The clickable rotary control remains, joined by a touch-sensitive wrist-rest which features haptic feedback and handwriting recognition. Via this central ‘hub’ of control, the front-seat occupants can cycle through menus, set navigation routes, or choose entertainment media. The touchpad can apparently distinguish between a hand deliberately inputting commands and if the driver is simply using it as an armrest, avoiding unwanted data entry.
Essentially, Mercedes has attempted to make the new C-class as intuitive to use as a touchscreen smartphone, hence the swipe, tap and scribble controls.
stumpage said:
panholio said:
Where/ how are we selecting gears (or P N D R etc)?
Column shift. I do wonder about all the metal detailing though and whether that will be standard, those seats from what you can see look tasty.
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