Natey2

It's about time Lexus allowed an Apple iPad or Google Nexus 7 to be plugged in and integrated, ergonomically, to support some vehicle navigation and/or basic functions.
The Tesla Model S has one heck of a console (17-inch display):
- http://www.engadget.com/2011/01/04/t...-powered-by-t/

bagwell

yep, gotta admit...the 17" is very cool....its the next thing to get size increases every year....currently the the GS has a 12.3 inch...not bad...but I like the Tesla's integration and versatility.

LOWFAST

Sorry, integration does not look good to me. Proves you can have too much of a good thing.

pbm317

But the Tesla is NOT an iPad or a Google Nexus. So why would another OEM allow for integration of something they ultimately don't have control over?

There will be better integration of bluetooth and siri control buttons for your existing smartphone, but I doubt we'd see something like an OEM dock in the dash. Luckily the aftermarket will give you all the support you want for such projects.

Natey2

I'd be interested in professional aftermarket Goole Nexus 7 integation for an LS430 in Southern California.

4TehNguyen

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youre going to have to navigate multiple menus and submenus to accomplish a simple task like turning the AC on or changing the station. IMO partial integration with things you dont use that often along with hard buttons for things you do use often is better

Hoovey689

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2014 S-Class has dual 12.3 inch screens