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To: Auger50 who wrote (18118)	7/19/2016 5:25:53 PM
From: aknahow	1 Recommendation Recommended By DashernComet Respond to of 49884

A bridge too far? Why they had to say this is sad. Smart glass panels allowed info and data to be displayed on the roof and windscreen, and while this is perhaps a step too far for next year’s Discovery, it should feature a larger and crisper central touchscreen.

To: Auger50 who wrote (18118)	7/19/2016 11:05:37 PM
From: dimtint	2 Recommendations Recommended By herewecome2001 LiberAbbaci Respond to of 49884

This is from the concept from 2 years ago (underline is mine): https://www.thecarloanwarehouse.com/2014-new-york-motor-show-land-rover-unveils-new-discovery-vision-blog/ <<The Discovery Sport will be available in both 5 and 7 seat configurations – and features cutting-edge technology. We’ve already seen the transparent bonnetLand Rover unveiled earlier this month, employing a head up display (HUD) on Smart glass. The glass can display information about the car and passengers, much like a computer screen. It is also used in the panoramic glass roof, which will be electronically dimmable – from fully transparent to opaque.>>