HUD Display
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I think it is the same for NA vehicles -
I can't wait to see mine - the carve-out on the dash for the HUD is pretty impressive-if the M5's system is any comparison
Does anyone know if the names of streets are displayed on the HUD during the NAV ?
I can't wait to see mine - the carve-out on the dash for the HUD is pretty impressive-if the M5's system is any comparison
Does anyone know if the names of streets are displayed on the HUD during the NAV ?
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When it comes to Nav I think the Hud is awsome. The Nav has a serious flaw at night...there is no "Night Mode" where everything goes black and roads are lit up in white and so on, this is something that should have been implemented a long time ago, I mean the could put a moon & few stars above the perspective horizon. But at night it is same as day and that is Bright @ Night. I have had a Nav since 2000(Aftermarket Kenwood & upgraded every year) and Night mode was standard since then.
Anyways the Hud is perfect @ Night for Nav because you set up Nav and then go into a different Idrive Menu and the HUD displays everything you need, and its easier on the eyes rather than looking at a Bright screen which shows Day instead of Night.
Sorry for the rant, I just think our Nav is seriously behind on that.
Peace
Anyways the Hud is perfect @ Night for Nav because you set up Nav and then go into a different Idrive Menu and the HUD displays everything you need, and its easier on the eyes rather than looking at a Bright screen which shows Day instead of Night.
Sorry for the rant, I just think our Nav is seriously behind on that.
Peace
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The HUD displays the road name for the next turn you have to make - pretty much the same as 'arrow view' on the pro nav
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My Ride: (USA) 645Ci, Silver Gray, Chateau, Cold Weather PKG, Premium Sound PKG, Sport PKG, Step, NAV [Std Equip in 645], HUD, Satellite (SIRIUS) Radio, Aux Input, Bluetooth enabled using iPhone 3GS w/ adapter cradle - Build date - 01/05, Baby delivered 2/24/05
Originally Posted by Kadonny' post='194589' date='Nov 7 2005, 09:10 AM
So can it display almost anything on the dash like what gear you are in? For an SMG car, that could be a huge plus displaying the gear you are in and what mode you are in.
Great pics by the way.
Great pics by the way.
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