BMW aims to turn its cars into private cinema lounges
The Hindu
The German automotive firm is working with Amazon to integrate the Fire TV experience within its ‘Theatre Screen’, which comes with surround sound and 5G connectivity.
At the CES 2022, BMW has previewed a 31-inch panorama display with smart TV functions and a resolution of up to 8K. It extends out of a car’s roof to offer an immersive in-car entertainment experience for the rear-seat passengers.
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The German automotive firm is working with Amazon to integrate the Fire TV experience within its ‘Theatre Screen’, which comes with surround sound and 5G connectivity.

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