Clearly understanding that cars are as much about technology as they are about the driving experience, CNet, the
less geeky, and more capitalist cousin of Slashdot, has begun reviewing cars. They are taking their standard reviewing
methodology used for MP3 players, cell phones, and robotic vacuums to the likes of the new
2006 Infiniti M45. And being true to their geekdom,
they pooh-pooh the M for not having a “live traffic data in navigation system.” But do check out the feature comparison
search that lets you narrow down cars based on advanced features like lane departure warning and active noise
canceling.
CNet gets into the car review business
Clearly understanding that cars are as much about technology as they are about the driving experience, CNet, the less geeky, and more capitalist cousin of Slashdot, has begun reviewing cars. They are taking their standard reviewing methodology used for MP3 players, cell phones, and robotic vacuums to the likes of the new 2006 Infiniti M45. And being true to their geekdom, they pooh-pooh the M for not having a “live traffic data in navigation system.” But do check out the feature comparison search that lets you narrow down cars based on advanced features like lane departure warning and active noise canceling.
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