Volkswagen brings back physical buttons for all new cars | Autocar
Volkswagen brings back physical buttons for all new cars | Autocar
Interior of ID 2All concept shows how Volkswagen is responding to criticism about over-reliance on touch controls
Interior of ID 2All concept shows how Volkswagen is responding to criticism about over-reliance on touch controls
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Why do companies push for stuff when they clearly know it's a bad idea? Where they gonna save money with touch screens?
Yes, they actually save a significant sum with touch screens. Not only are the components cheaper (1 ~$150 touchscreen is cheaper than 15x $2 buttons w/ associated hardware + 10x $10 dials w/ associated hardware), but the wiring and electronics get significantly reduced.
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Plus, people liked the idea of touchscreens before they found about the actual downsides of touchscreens. So they were both meeting demand and doing cost savings at the same time.