QNX shows off state-of-the-art Infotainment setup in a Porsche 997 at CES

QNX, which is now owned by Blackberry, stripped the interior electronics out of a 997 Porsche 911 Cabrio to showcase its latest combination of infotainment, navigation and connectivity solutions.

Take a good look at the instrument cluster behind the steering wheel in the video below and you'll be vaguely reminder of the new Range Rover or Aventador all-digital displays.

Autoblog noted it's one of the better looking interfaces they found at CES.

"The system integrates the standard music, nav and telephony functionality with one-touch Bluetooth pairing over NFC, a sweet-sounding VOIP system and the potential – in theory, at least – to run Android apps thanks to its Blackberry Playbook roots."

Source Autoblog

QNX Porsche 911 - YouTube

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dDnH0dyzVIc

"This year in the BlackBerry Booth at the 2012 Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas there was a Porsche 911 convertible on display loaded with QNX and BlackBerry technology, including mounted PlayBooks and custom digital displays. Check out the video to view a demonstration of the features and functionality straight from the QNX team. The Porsche won Best in Show for CES 2012 in the Auto Tech category."

 

Nice to show the traffic behind you a bit of TV.

 

i would like to see a lot for ipads and phones on the center console or projected on windshield. these days, the device are far more advanced than the integrated units.

 

I like real gauge pods I hope the trend of screens doesn't take off.

 

That dash setup is very cool!