@Anthony2612 Fair enough, nicer than I thought. I don't associate Hyundai with premium automobiles (that's going to be a problem for them when they come to sell this thing, and might even explain the iPad - as a positioning stunt).
Still, if they're trying to keep the price below $60k, as the article suggests, why not ditch the ipad? Or spend that money on something related to the car?
For those looking for a device strictly for reading, the new Kobo is a nice little option. It's small enough to slip into a pocket, can do more with a PDF than the competition, and at $129, it's $10 cheaper than both the Nook and Kindle WiFi.
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Jesus, just take $500 off the price of the car and put the manual on a frickin' USB stick. What a total gimmick to compensate for a ho-hum car.
@Marmite Turkey
You should check out this ho-hum review and pictures.....
http://www.insideline.com/hyundai/equus/2011/2011-hyundai-equus-first-ride.html
@Anthony2612 Fair enough, nicer than I thought. I don't associate Hyundai with premium automobiles (that's going to be a problem for them when they come to sell this thing, and might even explain the iPad - as a positioning stunt).
Still, if they're trying to keep the price below $60k, as the article suggests, why not ditch the ipad? Or spend that money on something related to the car?
@Marmite Turkey
Hohum car? It has been universally praised. The only thing ho-hum about the car is the Hydundai name.
@Joao
Hyundai isn't the company they used to be. That new Sonata is sexy as well.