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UVO also brings advancements to in-car technology through an immersive
user experience. The interface features a 4.3-inch, full-color display
that provides detailed information on media content, phonebook data and
vehicle information, and the screen also doubles as a rear-view camera
when the shifter is put in reverse. The open platform will seamlessly
integrate with a wide variety of mobile phones, music players and other
devices, making it easy for drivers to quickly pair devices.
"UVO
powered by Microsoft is a breakthrough for in-vehicle infotainment that
helps allow drivers and passengers to safely and easily use all of
their personal technologies to create personalized in-vehicle
communications and entertainment experiences," says Michael Sprague,
vice president, marketing, KMA. "Collaborating with Microsoft, Kia
Motors is able to offer drivers an experience that will provide our
cars with a clear competitive advantage."
UVO will be shown for
the first time at the 2010 International Consumer Electronics Show
(CES) in Las Vegas, Jan. 7-10, in both the Kia Motors and Microsoft
booths and representatives from both companies will be on-hand for
demonstrations.
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Kia, contined ...
UVO also brings advancements to in-car technology through an immersive
user experience. The interface features a 4.3-inch, full-color display
that provides detailed information on media content, phonebook data and
vehicle information, and the screen also doubles as a rear-view camera
when the shifter is put in reverse. The open platform will seamlessly
integrate with a wide variety of mobile phones, music players and other
devices, making it easy for drivers to quickly pair devices."UVO powered by Microsoft is a breakthrough for in-vehicle infotainment that helps allow drivers and passengers to safely and easily use all of their personal technologies to create personalized in-vehicle communications and entertainment experiences," says Michael Sprague, vice president, marketing, KMA. "Collaborating with Microsoft, Kia Motors is able to offer drivers an experience that will provide our cars with a clear competitive advantage."
UVO will be shown for the first time at the 2010 International Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas, Jan. 7-10, in both the Kia Motors and Microsoft booths and representatives from both companies will be on-hand for demonstrations.
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