Chinese EVs Can Now Project Movies from Their Headlights
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My most-surprising takeaway is that anybody regulates headlights in America. The runaway-brightness problem is real, well known and totally ignored.
i'm glad engineers somewhere are getting to work on fun stupid shit
That's exactly what we need, to teach little johnny to go play out in front of the running car!
Heh Heh Heh
While I totally agree with you, the promo pictures showing a movie being played "outside" will give serious vibes like this does for music:
* https://www.legalmatch.com/law-library/article/playing-music...
It’s 2026. Headlines don’t have to obfuscate brands behind the country of origin.
Your other point is fair, but what I’m getting at is that there’s no reason to obfuscate. If Huawei did something cool, and they did, the publication can be more forthright about it rather than letting Xiaomi or BYD share in that credit incidentally.
As much as I generally don't love technology taking a paternalistic attitude toward restricting what happens on the infotainment system, I really don't think it's a good idea to offer a feature like that, unless it only functions when the car is stopped and not in gear.
Very common to walk past cars stopped at the lights and see tv showing everywhere. they dont turn it off when they start driving either ;-)
Hence the Onion
Then you slowly ramp up those limits over time to e.g. 200,000 and 20%. Enough to give consumers respite and producers a taste of the true competition. But not so much of a shock as to cause a mass extinction.