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MBUX Hyperscreen: The future of infotainment systems

This new bit of tech from Mercedes-Benz takes up an entire dashboard and comes with 24 GB of RAM.

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Craig Cole
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MBUX Hyperscreen looks like the future of automotive infotainment systems. 

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A trio of individual screens are enclosed in one elegantly curved housing.

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This infotainment system is powered by 8 CPU cores and has 24 GB of RAM.

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The center screen and the one in front of the passenger are of the OLED variety for vibrant colors and inky blacks.

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This system will debut on the upcoming EQS all-electric sedan.

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The ends of the MBUX Hyperscreen are punctuated by physical air vents.

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Those vents are elegantly integrated into the overall assembly.

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The glass features a coating that reduces glare and resists scratching should you feel like using your house key as a stylus.

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We can't wait to get some firsthand experience with this system.

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MBUX Hyperscreen is super eye-catching.

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