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Head Up Displays For Cars

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6:29 AM - October 12, 2004 by Lars Weinand

Futuba Japan has announced a Heads-Up Display (HUD) for cars. It consists of a 128x64 LCD projector that displays such information as speed and itinerary (if hooked up to GPS) directly on the vehicle's windshield. The projector has a record luminance of 40,000 nits in order to guarantee legibility even in full sunlight.

No marketing date has been announced yet, and it's not known whether the device will be qualified by the auto industry, traditionally cautious about new technologies and their reliability.

Source : Tom's Hardware US

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