Video: Hands-on with Delphi's dual-view nav system
By Nilay Patel 
posted Jan 9th 2008 2:20PM
posted Jan 9th 2008 2:20PM
Dephi's press image for its dual-view nav screen was ridiculously janky, so we sent Mahalo Daily's Veronica Belmont over to investigate -- and it's pretty awesome. Check it out after the break! 
whaddayo, it works :P
What!!?!? WOah!! That's cool!! HAHA!!
This is very cool tech. But seriously, does someone in the passenger seat really need to watch a movie in the car? I know if I was driving I'd rather converse with my passenger rather than have them shush me every time my road rage acted up. :-)
I'd watch a movie if I was passenger, especially if the driver is Nimrod.
a Nimrod*
(I guess I'm one)
Oh, and I need "anti-peek technology" here at the the office. :-)
You guys need to go ahead and add a veronica belmont tag...this is just getting out of hand. To all of you horny toad that can't keep from commenting on the woman instead of the gadgets...it seems like you'd be more interested in what the Mandalay Bay Hotel is offering this week.
yeah, how long until we have the first fatal accident blamed on the passenger saying "hey, look at this!" and the driver leaning way over to the passenger side to get a view?
this is a recipe for disaster.
Hm, and hear I was thinking that it seems totally overboard going to the trouble of including sensors in the seat to detect when the driver is leaning over to peak. Maybe there is a market after all for individuals paying additional money for fancy electronics to enable their electronics to play Big Brother with them.
Verison 2.0 will have anti-crash technology.
I saw this last year at CES. There was a substantial "screen door" effect. It wasn't unusable, but it was very noticable.
@Bigd
teehee veronica is cute! :D
Veronica Belmont IS very cute...
Holy shit, a cat!!!
A:She is Hot
B: She is Hot
C: That is really cool
D: She is hot
I lol'd! so true!
Stop putting the reporter's picture. Why should we look at that face in RSS when there is more relevant picture/video?
I don't get it... If it's in park, why can't the driver watch the movie too? Anti-peek seems to defeat the whole purpose.
What no Hands-on Veronica jokes?
God, I need a way to filter out Veronica Belmont from the Engadget articles! She seems friendly, but she doesn't come across as a very serious technology journalist. The recent CES videos make her come across as extremely annoying...
Anti peek technology!!!
Can the video be watched by the driver when the car is parked?
What is the anti-peek technology - e.g. what does the driver see when they try to peek over vs what the passenger sees?
very cool technology, very cute girl!