Mercedes-Benz Introduces New SPLITVIEW COMAND Display For The S-Class
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Mercedes-Benz Introduces New SPLITVIEW COMAND Display For The S-Class
You may be wondering what magic lies behind the SPLITVIEW system, and the answer lies in pixel placement. The COMAND screen shows two different images simultaneously by placing pixels adjacent to one another, after which a filter masking the display divides this mixed image so that depending on seating position, either one image or the other can be seen.
http://emercedesbenz.com/Dec08/10_00...e_S_Class.html
http://emercedesbenz.com/Dec08/10_00...e_S_Class.html
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You may be wondering what magic lies behind the SPLITVIEW system, and the answer lies in pixel placement. The COMAND screen shows two different images simultaneously by placing pixels adjacent to one another, after which a filter masking the display divides this mixed image so that depending on seating position, either one image or the other can be seen.
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You may be wondering what magic lies behind the SPLITVIEW system, and the answer lies in pixel placement. The COMAND screen shows two different images simultaneously by placing pixels adjacent to one another, after which a filter masking the display divides this mixed image so that depending on seating position, either one image or the other can be seen.
You may be wondering what magic lies behind the SPLITVIEW system, and the answer lies in pixel placement. The COMAND screen shows two different images simultaneously by placing pixels adjacent to one another, after which a filter masking the display divides this mixed image so that depending on seating position, either one image or the other can be seen.
BTW, I have just recently noticed that when listening to music , I like my sound system better with the Logic 7 turned OFF. The bass and all around midsection seems leaner and punchier. Just my opinion of course.
Now with movies, Logic 7 surround sound is GREAT!
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Not a feature that interests me...I almost never use my car's nav feature or stereo anyway....
Am far more intrigued by all the smarter, new, active safety tech that '10 S/CL will have...and to see how much of that stuff will make it to US, e.g., Intelligent Headlamp System of CLs never reached US, though std in EU since late '06
BTW, was pleased to find that my '09 CL has a change in instrument panel software from '07-'08 versions....when one sets display to, for ex., digital speedo, car recalls this upon any future start-ups, so one doesn't need to remember to reset display upon every start-up....subtle ergonomic change that I find far more useful in driving on any roads w/speed limits...
Am far more intrigued by all the smarter, new, active safety tech that '10 S/CL will have...and to see how much of that stuff will make it to US, e.g., Intelligent Headlamp System of CLs never reached US, though std in EU since late '06
BTW, was pleased to find that my '09 CL has a change in instrument panel software from '07-'08 versions....when one sets display to, for ex., digital speedo, car recalls this upon any future start-ups, so one doesn't need to remember to reset display upon every start-up....subtle ergonomic change that I find far more useful in driving on any roads w/speed limits...
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