This sounds dangerous.
It's already illegal in many states to have a monitor showing "pre-recorded material" in a vehicle while it is in motion. (The pre-recoded clause allows the use of navigation systems.)
As if people aren't already trying to do enough in their cars on the morning drive to work. We'll have the guy trying to shave, gulp down his coffee, catch the morning news on the brilliant 2" screen... and then the phone rings.
Or what about the soccer mom driving the 3 ton SUV putting on her make up, eating breakfast, watching the news, and then the guy above calls her.
I for one won't be purchasing this product until I can get pay-per-view on my mobile phone.
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This sounds dangerous. It's already illegal in many states to have a monitor showing "pre-recorded material" in a vehicle while it is in motion. (The pre-recoded clause allows the use of navigation systems.) As if people aren't already trying to do enough in their cars on the morning drive to work. We'll have the guy trying to shave, gulp down his coffee, catch the morning news on the brilliant 2" screen... and then the phone rings. Or what about the soccer mom driving the 3 ton SUV putting on her make up, eating breakfast, watching the news, and then the guy above calls her. I for one won't be purchasing this product until I can get pay-per-view on my mobile phone.