I can see it becoming a problem when you have to navigate through a few screens just to get to a simple function that should be easily accessible, like an adjustable HVAC feature
Also, how many people bother to read the manual? The RC manual is HUGE but there is so much in there that you would be unlikely to work out easily on your own. However, it is very poorly written and laid out. I don't know why Lexus doesn't put together an introductory DVD, which can be played in the DVD player of the car for all new owners.I don't think the problem is too much technology. I think the issue is making that technology user friendly and intuitive. I also think that younger people are more interested in having more and more technology than the older crowd is. So there is a bit of a generational divide as well.
This is actually a really good point, clearly the user manuals explain just about everything you need to know but few go through all of it.Also, how many people bother to read the manual? The RC manual is HUGE but there is so much in there that you would be unlikely to work out easily on your own. However, it is very poorly written and laid out. I don't know why Lexus doesn't put together an introductory DVD, which can be played in the DVD player of the car for all new owners.
We have a DVD player on the car???Also, how many people bother to read the manual? The RC manual is HUGE but there is so much in there that you would be unlikely to work out easily on your own. However, it is very poorly written and laid out. I don't know why Lexus doesn't put together an introductory DVD, which can be played in the DVD player of the car for all new owners.
Yup we do, and it plays movies quite nicely, but only if you are sitting still. :crying:We have a DVD player on the car???
I think that features will continue to evolve, but at the same time be harder to access. When I drive to work I drive past so many BMW, MB, etc. that have Bluetooth, and yet I see the driver holding the phone in their hand instead of letting the car do it for them. Is it just too complicated or are the drives just that lazy or stupid? This is not only older people, but also people in their 20's-30's.It makes me very curious about what the future of cars will like too. Will the features just continue to proliferate or will there be a simplification that will happen in the future?