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Hello,
I posted a rant a couple of weeks ago about the lack of clarity when ordering the new car. I have now found the new brochure (albeit in German) and despite all comments made on this forum over the last few weeks there is clearly a suggestion that the USB point is located inside the armrest.
I have attached the brochure. If you look at page 10.
Maybe some German members who have a better knowledge of this can provide confirmation.
Thanks
Vincent
I posted a rant a couple of weeks ago about the lack of clarity when ordering the new car. I have now found the new brochure (albeit in German) and despite all comments made on this forum over the last few weeks there is clearly a suggestion that the USB point is located inside the armrest.
I have attached the brochure. If you look at page 10.
Maybe some German members who have a better knowledge of this can provide confirmation.
Thanks
Vincent
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Thanks for the post, useful document, it does look like the USB socket is under the armrest which is a much better place for it.
I think I have also changed my mind on which wheels i am going to order...think I will go with the style 244.
simon
I think I have also changed my mind on which wheels i am going to order...think I will go with the style 244.
simon
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Originally Posted by vinver' post='396582' date='Feb 28 2007, 07:41 AM
...there is clearly a suggestion that the USB point is located inside the armrest.
Interesting.
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It definitely looks now that the jack is inside the console (which makes tremendous sense of course) but the poster who pointed out a possible conflict with a SIA might have a good point also.
I haven't used mine in ages - anyone have a SE T610 and need a SIA?
I haven't used mine in ages - anyone have a SE T610 and need a SIA?
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Originally Posted by vinver' post='396582' date='Feb 28 2007, 07:41 AM
I posted a rant a couple of weeks ago about the lack of clarity when ordering the new car. I have now found the new brochure (albeit in German) and despite all comments made on this forum over the last few weeks there is clearly a suggestion that the USB point is located inside the armrest.
Well, it would be very encouraging if the USB port is really under the armrest as the brochure suggests.
I feel bad now for slandering BMW designers...
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Originally Posted by darraghn' post='396608' date='Feb 28 2007, 01:05 PM
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