"Drivers must give their full attention to the road, which is why it has been illegal since the 1980s to view a screen whilst driving, unless that screen is displaying driving information," said the spokesman.
But TV still exuded confidence – as expressed in the slogan of Leslie Moonves, CBS's chief executive: "first screen first," meaning that TV (the first screen) was driving the conversation on other (computer, smartphone) screens.
Or that reading messages on a pager-size screen while driving is a health hazard.
I hear a satnav will tell you the speed limit wherever you are – but I don't have one, because I think it's hazardous to look at a screen while driving a car.
This field modulation originates from a grain growth model introduced by a combination of alloy-hardening and pair-annihilation probabilities, wherein the Cu supply and Na diffusion together screen the driving force of the grain boundary motion (GBM) by alloy hardening, which indicates a specific GBM pinning by Cu and Na.
The 17-inch touchscreen that dominates the Tesla Model S center panel is basically already a huge digital surface primed for drawing, so it's a natural add-on – not counting that most of the time you're going to be using the screen while driving, of course.
Do you really think you can follow a map on a four-inch screen while driving?
One problem with navigation systems is that in spite of manufacturers' warnings, they inevitably entice drivers to tap in destinations on the touch screens while driving.
The shift is clear at the Panasonic plant, where the move to digital television sets with large flat-panel display screens is driving the recovery.
But the challenge for Facebook, along with other companies like Google that got their start on the Web, is figuring the best way to serve ads to mobile users without cluttering up their small screens and driving them away in frustration.
