Here is my issue with it. LG introduced wall paper tv in January of 2017. Two year later they came up with rolling tv that come to of the tv stand. BMY sticks a 4 inch tick touchscreen that sticks out in your face. Would've been impressive in 2005, and now seems like a feature you can't do with or without. Thank you BMW. Over all good job finally catching up with time.
It is an 8k screen, and according to BMW's product info page on it, it has the following inputs: 2 jack sockets for cabled headphones, 1 HDMI interface for cabled video streaming, 1 USB-C socket for the voltage supply of an external wireless HDMI dongle device. I couldn't find any info on refresh rate.
You should ask BMW to explain how not being able to see out of the rearview mirror is safe when the screen is down and the rear window shade is down. Simple solution: digital rear view mirror. There should be a recall on this vehicle IMMEDIATELY for that oversight and retrofitted with a digital rearview mirror
That is a downside. We do wish they went with a digital rear view mirror, it would make driving with the screen down much easier. Hopefully in a future update for this model.
@@bmwofmorristown9038 Do you not agree that there should be a safety recall on this vehicle while it's still early in the production cycle?? I LITERALLY would not buy this car because of this major oversight. I'm sure the engineers and designers at BMW get paid very well. How did they not catch this? Or did they intend for the monitor only to be used while the vehicle is not being driven? Which is stupid in and of itself
What does the camera on the bottom of the screen do? Is it for attending meetings directly on the screen or do you need to have a laptop plugged in to use it? At least, I assume it's for meetings? Thanks for the video!
It is indeed for video calls/meetings. The camera hardware was put in to future-proof the theater screen, as there is currently no software that actually makes it useable... no native software in the screens UI or compatible external software. Though, in a future update we expect BMW to implement video call functionality into the screen's software.
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Here is my issue with it. LG introduced wall paper tv in January of 2017. Two year later they came up with rolling tv that come to of the tv stand. BMY sticks a 4 inch tick touchscreen that sticks out in your face. Would've been impressive in 2005, and now seems like a feature you can't do with or without. Thank you BMW. Over all good job finally catching up with time.
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Agreed!
I want to know how that garage operates FFS!
Since this now getting into the A/V realm, is it 4k/8k? Refresh rate? Inputs?
It is an 8k screen, and according to BMW's product info page on it, it has the following inputs: 2 jack sockets for cabled headphones, 1 HDMI interface for cabled video streaming, 1 USB-C socket for the voltage supply of an external wireless HDMI dongle device. I couldn't find any info on refresh rate.
You should ask BMW to explain how not being able to see out of the rearview mirror is safe when the screen is down and the rear window shade is down.
Simple solution: digital rear view mirror. There should be a recall on this vehicle IMMEDIATELY for that oversight and retrofitted with a digital rearview mirror
That is a downside. We do wish they went with a digital rear view mirror, it would make driving with the screen down much easier. Hopefully in a future update for this model.
@@bmwofmorristown9038 Do you not agree that there should be a safety recall on this vehicle while it's still early in the production cycle?? I LITERALLY would not buy this car because of this major oversight. I'm sure the engineers and designers at BMW get paid very well. How did they not catch this? Or did they intend for the monitor only to be used while the vehicle is not being driven? Which is stupid in and of itself
U realize there's vehicles that don't have rear view mirror like vans and shit ? It's not needed
Federal regulations require it now.
What does the camera on the bottom of the screen do? Is it for attending meetings directly on the screen or do you need to have a laptop plugged in to use it? At least, I assume it's for meetings? Thanks for the video!
It is indeed for video calls/meetings. The camera hardware was put in to future-proof the theater screen, as there is currently no software that actually makes it useable... no native software in the screens UI or compatible external software. Though, in a future update we expect BMW to implement video call functionality into the screen's software.
@@bmwofmorristown9038 thank you for clarifying, I appreciate it!