The Car that supports reading text messages while driving a car .This brings a trend in motor field that it synchronises the mobile with vehicles.this was started in initial days of 2011 only but it was not that popular at that time .
I am posting the some information about the gadget i have read from some online portal .I think like this there may be more advancement on this regard like having in-built mobile in car and other services where we can full-fill our needs of mobile phone .
Ford's been pushing SYNC in its autos since 2007, but you wouldn't have known it had you opted for the base trim level on your ride. Thankfully for those who appreciate the basics, that's a-changing. The automaker is aiming to entice more potential owners by offering the voice-activated infotainment systems across all levels for $295 (down from $395, where optional), starting with its 2012 Edge and Explorer models. To sweeten the deal even further, it'll also become standard on SEL variants for the first time -- before, it was a luxury previously reserved for Limited and Sport. Ford plans to roll out the system across its entire lineup in three years time, bringing the 2013 Ford Taurus, Focus, Escape and Flex into the fold.
You can get more information on http://www.engadget.com/tag/ford,sync
Ford's been pushing SYNC in its autos since 2007, but you wouldn't have known it had you opted for the base trim level on your ride. Thankfully for those who appreciate the basics, that's a-changing. The automaker is aiming to entice more potential owners by offering the voice-activated infotainment systems across all levels for $295 (down from $395, where optional), starting with its 2012 Edge and Explorer models. To sweeten the deal even further, it'll also become standard on SEL variants for the first time -- before, it was a luxury previously reserved for Limited and Sport. Ford plans to roll out the system across its entire lineup in three years time, bringing the 2013 Ford Taurus, Focus, Escape and Flex into the fold.
You can get more information on http://www.engadget.com/tag/ford,sync
2 comments:
We have a serious texting while driving epidemic in the U.S. I commend Ford for this feature; receiving a message through your speakers beats fiddling with your phone any day. However, I think the ideal scenario would be to just drive without any distractions period including mental ones. Personally I find even Bluetooth distracting because you're still mentally not focused on driving.
I Completely agree what louis is saying, having something like this is an always distracting for us ...
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