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Tesla’s touchscreen a ‘distracting device’, says court
Car designers could be sent back to the drawing board by a German court ruling that giant touchscreens in new cars are a distracting device similar to mobile phones.Manufacturers are replacing buttons with touchscreens, simplifying cabin design while meeting the expectations of buyers accustomed to engaging with technology through a flat glass surface.
Mercedes is replacing many buttons with a huge screen in its next S-Class, Ferrari’s new Roma substitutes many conventional controls with a touc…
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