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I wish it had even just a basic infotainment screen and speakers with apple carplay / android auto. Literally just a screen to project your phone on to.
Also, power windows. I get it, crank windows are easier to repair, but a little convenience would be great.
You can buy that for less than $100 aftermarket.
But will it have the din slot to add it?
They just attach anywhere. It’s a display.
https://a.co/d/0mUuJ5J
According to their online builder, you can get speakers and a tablet mount, putting your own tablet in. Or just using your phone directly. Power windows are also available.
if only phones had screens.
Oh so I guess I'll just project my phone's screen on to my phone screen then. The purpose of projecting on to a bigger screen is so I don't have to fiddle with my phone for navigation, and it's also easier to look at a big screen near your eye level instead of a small phone screen crudely hanging on to an A/C vent or the windshield.
The beauty of the Slate is that, if infotainment is important to you, you can easily add it. It'll take a double din head unit, theres lots of carplay ones on the market for a few hundred bucks, add speakers of your choice, done.
For everyone else, they're not stuck paying for features they don't want.