It looks like Acura is getting high praise for its technology on the interior. Here is one article discussing it.

https://www.theverge.com/2018/1/18/1...auto-show-2018

And a link to the video about using the touchpad (I think this video may be buried in the megathread)

 

Here is another video that shows how to switch back and forth (like picture and picture) on the 10" screen. Pretty neat.

 

It's hard to believe Acura might have won the Auto Show this year. They might have done it. This is very exciting.

 

That's not something I've heard in a very long time.

 

Would like to see a demo of how navigation information is entered to set a destination. Curious to see how seamless it will be without a turn dial or touch screen keyboard. Anyone have a video? Thanks!

 

OTA updates - yes or no?

 

I've been wondering this myself. I'm going to guess verbally, and if you want to physically enter it, you can use the touch pad by writing the letters on it. A third option - and this option needs to be free - is to have an app on your phone that connects directly to your car's infotainment system (not connected to AcuraLink). From this app, you can configure the in-car settings, look at maintenance items and enter navigation data.

 

 

 

Sorry - the above is a pretty good review of the interior.