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.
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.
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.
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