Modern cars are no longer merely machines. They are software platforms with wheels, batteries, cameras, processors and update cycles. That changes the economics of premium ownership. If a car’s digital core becomes obsolete long before its body, engine or chassis, permanence becomes theatre. The premium car of the future must therefore be designed not only to endure, but to be upgraded.
Tag: hardware
I climbed Maslow’s pyramid!
They say being an audiophile is like having a disease. An addiction that nags at you constantly to find more and more improvements to your own HIFI system. I think I have finally climbed to the top of Mount Everest.…
New data storage and processing for my media
Each of us has important personal information that we want to protect and preserve. For me, these are a few documents but mainly my own photo collection. While many things can be recovered (albeit with some difficulty), in the event…
Happy Customer
As mentioned on my last outdoor experience, my beloved Fuji X-Pro2 digital camera broke down. I did not know the exact reason, but it had to be a problem of the electronics and/or the shutter system. So I sent my camera to…
Silent Power
Recently, I noticed a weird humming. It was a very bright wheezing. I was a little surprised, because I use a power conditioner to removes common mode and differential mode mains noise (Isotek Evo3 Aquarius). After a short analysis, however,…
Extending my HiFi Rack
As a HiFi enthusiast, I am constantly optimizing my system. It's like a drug. In an earlier attempt, I have replaced my existing all-in-one AV receiver (Denon) with a pre-amp / power amp combination from NuPrime Audio. From an audiophile standpoint,…
The Google Exit Strategy
This post represents the first step in the execution of the Google Exit Strategy and is a reaction to many false promises and disappointments from the big G. The announcement of shutting down GooglePlus (G+) for consumers was just the last proof…
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