Mike> good point. This is why they wound up dragster racing in the early 80s of course.

Looks like it runs a Tetris clone or similar. Two of the puzzling buttons on the right seem to be labelled, the left hand one says "Volume" and bottom one, "Rotate".

I wonder if this one can handle "Remote Play"

mcheddadi, Maybe it would be easier for you to spot this kind of tongue-in-cheek aside in these reports if the writer were to add some crass smiley or the phrase "(Joke Joke)" after the sentence. Personally I like being able form a wry smile whilst reading these without the need of any such overt aids.

Matt. (Trolling for fun and profit since '72)

Great. But the cameras aren't actually mounted above the car in the air are they. So what do you actually see on the monitor when you do try to park between two other vehicles? The cameras appear to be located at wing mirror height, so how much of the cars on either side do you see?

I'm not knocking the idea mind you - I'm just curious as to how it looks with other cars in the scene, the demo with white lines on the floor isn't really very representative (unless your a bit anal about parking "just so" within the lines)

What a lot of technology just because people want to print their names on dead trees. Why can't they just send their details over bluetooth (for example)?

Next they'll be coming up with some gizmo for digitizing the sounds made when caveman chums turn up and bash their addresses out with sticks on a lump of rock.

Stop living in the past people!