When you're putting out a groundbreaking car like Tesla's Model S, it pays to make the interior as interesting as what's under the hood. Tesla did this by working with chip-maker Nvidia to produce an enormous touchscreen for its dashboard replacing the usual switches and dials altogether.
The screen and its car were both on display in January at the Consumer Electronic Show in Las Vegas — in fact, it's been shown in various forms as early as 2009. I got to sit in the driver's seat and get the full tour, though at the time many functions were still not quite ready to be demonstrated.
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