http://blog.wired.com/cars/2009/02/the-rinspeed-ic.html
http://blog.wired.com/cars/2009/02/the-rinspeed-ic.html
I'm sorry, the iPhone integration makes it come off as a silly attention-whoring gimmick.
I will say this however, using an iPhone to control my car would be reasonable, using a Windows OS-based phone would be suicide.
pinchvalve wrote: I will say this however, using an iPhone to control my car would be reasonable, using a Windows OS-based phone would be suicide.
Sorry, both are berkeleying retarded. I'm not paying $100 a month for a phone I don't want just so i can drive my car. Stupid gimmick indeed.
16vCorey wrote:pinchvalve wrote: I will say this however, using an iPhone to control my car would be reasonable, using a Windows OS-based phone would be suicide.Sorry, both are berkeleying retarded. I'm not paying $100 a month for a phone I don't want just so i can drive my car. Stupid gimmick indeed.
Then I daresay this car woudn't be for you. But it would be for some people (like ones who have and love those phones already). Like a big pickup is for some people but not for others, or my 740iL is right for me, but not necessarily right for you.
Not every car made has to be 100% perfect for every conceivable driver or driving situation to be viable, especially if it's a vehicle designed to be sold in small numbers anyhow.
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