NVIDIA CES Showcase - Automotive

Modern day EVs are really computer on wheels.
Thru watching this video, I’ve learned to download a web browser to Polestar2 infotainment going thru the rabbit hole of NVidia internet search and ended up downloaded a ViValdi web browser and logined to Netflix and Disney+ to watch StarWars Rogue One.

I cannot wait to do this on Lucid Air experiencing ATMOS encoding.
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Modern day EVs are really computer on wheels.
Thru watching this video, I’ve learned to download a web browser to Polestar2 infotainment going thru the rabbit hole of NVidia internet search and ended up downloaded a ViValdi web browser and logined to Netflix and Disney+ to watch StarWars Rogue One.

I cannot wait to do this on Lucid Air experiencing ATMOS encoding.View attachment 8668View attachment 8667
Wait, we are going to be able to do that when we get CarPlay?
 
Modern day EVs are really computer on wheels.
Thru watching this video, I’ve learned to download a web browser to Polestar2 infotainment going thru the rabbit hole of NVidia internet search and ended up downloaded a ViValdi web browser and logined to Netflix and Disney+ to watch StarWars Rogue One.

I cannot wait to do this on Lucid Air experiencing ATMOS encoding.View attachment 8668View attachment 8667
Sorry, but I find the "computer on wheels" meme a trite and dangerous cliche...no, its a car first and foremost and all of its systems should be there to support a Driving Experience that's 1) the safest and 2) the most dependable and enjoyable. If the computers fail at that mission, it's all over---no matter how good the sound or video games
 
Wait, we are going to be able to do that when we get CarPlay?
I haven’t even tried to use a web browser in CarPlay. Can it?
 
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