North America leads development and sets stage for on-going commitment to enhance in-vehicle infotainment experience, directly addressing consumer concerns PLANO, Texas, June 11, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- ...

Let it be decreed from on high, today is a great day: Lexus has finally, finally, made an updated, fully modern, easy-to-use multimedia system for its cars and SUVs. It has an interesting story, too, ...

With the debut of the redesigned 2022 Tundra full-size, light-duty pickup truck, the automaker introduces its new Toyota Audio Multimedia infotainment system. According to Toyota, it features ...

For many luxury SUV shoppers, the Lexus RX' unconventional multimedia system has been a deal-breaker. The overly complicated and distracting touchpad interface could drive even the most tech-savvy of ...

TOKYO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Renesas Electronics Corporation (TSE: 6723), a premier supplier of advanced semiconductor solutions, today announced that its R-Car H3 and R-Car M3 system-on-chips (SoCs) have ...

The 2023 Chevy Corvette is the leader in quality and customer satisfaction when it comes to its multimedia systems, according to a study based on the responses of 93,380 owners and lessees of new ...

The multimedia system is a highlight, from the standard 8-inch touchscreen that sits high on the dash for good visibility to its large, physical dials for climate controls and handy volume and tuning ...

A number of factors affect the efficiency of this processing. Though these factors vary from system to system, you need to carefully consider them when developing the architecture of a multimedia ...

Lexus IS Sedans Sport All-New Multimedia System, Free Services The new in-vehicle entertainment, navigation, and control system is built around a 7-inch multi-display and features improved remote ...

November 8, 2004 The AVIC-N2 from Pioneer may be the most advanced in-car navigation and entertainment system on the market. The motorized, 6.5" touch screen display puts everything at your fingertips ...

After two years of secrecy, start-up Rearden Steel will jump into the home entertainment market Monday by announcing its first products and a name change at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.