 Hey guys, Vlad with The Verge, we're here at CES 2015 and the thing we're taking a look at right now is NVIDIA's brand new Tegra X1 powered infotainment system. So over here on the left is a digital instrument cluster, which isn't all that exciting but the interesting thing is this big touchscreen module here. It's actually like a massive touchscreen tablet that you can have integrated into your car. And what NVIDIA is showing isn't really software that anybody is going to use necessarily but it's a demo of what can be done. So you have these five key areas at the top, they can occupy the entire screen or they can occupy just a portion of it. So this part is for in-car controls, but we can also have the camera, cameras mounted around the car. That's another big part of NVIDIA's big push into auto technology is to get itself involved in cameras and car awareness. There's also music controls, always a big part, always important. And you also have navigation. The navigation is actually one of the coolest things because it's rendered in 3D and as you can see it can be rotated, it can move around, it animates really smoothly actually. And it's really quite good looking. It emphasizes NVIDIA's reputation for having high resolution and high quality graphics and really puts it forward in a nice way. So the split screen functionality is actually one of the cooler things here and the fact that it's a touchscreen and has all this power at its disposal. So this is really just having these five basic sections, it's just NVIDIA's demo, NVIDIA's taste of what we can expect to see from car manufacturers in the future. For this and more from out here at CES 2015, check out our YouTube channel, subscribe to it and you'll be able to see all the latest.
 Hey guys, Vlad with The Verge, we're here at CES 2015 and the thing we're taking a look
 at right now is NVIDIA's brand new Tegra X1 powered infotainment system.
 So over here on the left is a digital instrument cluster, which isn't all that exciting but
 the interesting thing is this big touchscreen module here.
 It's actually like a massive touchscreen tablet that you can have integrated into your car.
 And what NVIDIA is showing isn't really software that anybody is going to use necessarily but
 it's a demo of what can be done.
 So you have these five key areas at the top, they can occupy the entire screen or they
 can occupy just a portion of it.
 So this part is for in-car controls, but we can also have the camera, cameras mounted
 around the car.
 That's another big part of NVIDIA's big push into auto technology is to get itself involved
 in cameras and car awareness.
 There's also music controls, always a big part, always important.
 And you also have navigation.
 The navigation is actually one of the coolest things because it's rendered in 3D and as
 you can see it can be rotated, it can move around, it animates really smoothly actually.
 And it's really quite good looking.
 It emphasizes NVIDIA's reputation for having high resolution and high quality graphics
 and really puts it forward in a nice way.
 So the split screen functionality is actually one of the cooler things here and the fact
 that it's a touchscreen and has all this power at its disposal.
 So this is really just having these five basic sections, it's just NVIDIA's demo, NVIDIA's
 taste of what we can expect to see from car manufacturers in the future.
 For this and more from out here at CES 2015, check out our YouTube channel, subscribe to
 it and you'll be able to see all the latest.