It wouldn’t be surprising if at the rate that technology is advancing that 3D navigation and panels would be the next enhancement that motorists would want. This is what Nvidia Integra seems to have in mind as it is pushing for the next generation 3D displays which is not far-fetched.

Today, we see them in movies. However, observe the new batch of cars from manufacturers today and you may see that they are in the age of digital gauges and enhancements. Can you imagine the number of tweaks that would be done and we may soon find 3D-based gauges? The transition is not that far behind.

Nvidia Integra seems to be on the threshold of developing just that. From gauges to GPS devices, the 3D era invading the car industry is something that should not come as a surprise soon.

(Source) CNet

Tags: 3d navigation, car industry, enhancement, enhancements, generation 3d, motorists, navigation displays, nvidia, threshold, transition

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The Chrysler turmoil continues as the Committee of Chrysler affected dealers aim to protest the cancellation of 789 dealer franchise agreements. Apparently a lot of these dealers are seeking the US Bankruptcy Court to delay hearings until the amicable settlement on asset sales has been reached.

“Chrysler’s proposed asset sale and request for immediate termination of dealer franchises will destroy several hundred independent businesses, ruin the livelihoods of their owners, cause the loss of thousands of jobs and precipitate inevitable personal and business bankruptcies flowing from the closing of the affected dealers,”

The move may be a big blow for Chrysler’s transition towards the “New Chrysler” with Fiat/UAW presumably assuming control over the troubled carmakers operations. Then again, this was to be expected as a lot of loose ends are bound to come out from this Chrysler debacle.

(Source) Press

Tags: business bankruptcies, cancellation, Chrysler, chrysler dealers, debacle, Fiat, franchise agreements, franchises, jobs, transition, turmoil, UAW, us bankruptcy court

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