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John R @ Nov 29th 2007 9:45AM
The level detail reminds me of the map KITT would bring up whenever Michael would need to get somewhere. Or better yet, the one in Bond's Aston from "Goldfinger".
DCragtop @ Nov 29th 2007 10:56AM
I was going to say the same...thinking this bit of info is riding the tail of yesterdays Blog about the return of KITT. So maybe a Honda Accord retro-model should be the new car in the upcoming revival.
500 @ Nov 29th 2007 12:21PM
Don't remember which older Bond movie I saw recently, might've been Goldfinger, but a quick shot of his nav system showed a moving map under a green-tinted (as I recall) glass screen. It was obvious that someone was moving the map manually, as the movement was uneven.
Still, I thought how cool it was that this particular 007 tech is now in my car.