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Model S/X deliveries with Intel-based MCU
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If 2500 was all it was I would do it.(14000 ont rebate)
But to miss it by one day which I have no control over really sucks
Was 3 weeks ago from today an exact date / quote from SC ? Or are you just saying roughly 3 weeks ago from your own observations. Thanks! My prod was 2/22 and starting to obsess to the very day lol
The "Operating system" heading at the top says you're running `armv7l` which is the Tegra chip, so you have the old MCU.
The new Intel MCU is listed as `amd64` or `x86_64`.
Tony_YYZ
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I was renewing domains today and decided register a new one for everyone to test their MCUs without having to type in a long address.
Http://teslamcu.xyz
It just redirects to https://jsfiddle.net/qja8wjxc/3/show/
Http://teslamcu.xyz
It just redirects to https://jsfiddle.net/qja8wjxc/3/show/
It looks like the screen is now Retna-ish, like the Model 3's. A big upgrade over the prior display.
I think this is the most likely outcome, with the additional wrinkle that new features will stop finding their way into older cars, because the older CPUs can't keep up. I'm worried about voice recognition, dashcam functionality, all around camera view, and maps in particular. Newer cars will keep improving, but older ones will not. This has been the way of software since time immemorial.
The MCU on my X was definitely bearable--until I bought my Model 3. Now it's like someone took my laptop and replaced it with one five years older. Ignorance is bliss ;-).
In the long term, you just won't get any cool new features, like dashcam, better voice recognition, etc.
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very good points!
I'm so disappointed that my MX75D missed the change over by days. so disappointed.
Roderick80
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That was an exact quote, but no way of knowing whether there was any rounding on the other end of the statement. So, plan for the worst and hope for the best! Good luck.
Roderick80
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I guess I'm in the minority here. With all the talk of an "imminent interior refresh," I asked my wife right before we placed our order if we would be upset if the car was redesigned two weeks after we bought. Both of us agreed that we loved the car as-is and wanted it now. So I was off by one week on the timing, but couldn't be more excited to pick her up tomorrow. I actually can't wait to give back the (still super awesome, just not mine) Model X 100D loaner they gave me.
On the bright side, I can now lay claim to one of the SUPER RARE Model S's with the lighted vanity and the old MCU. So TAKE THAT, KARMA!
On the bright side, I can now lay claim to one of the SUPER RARE Model S's with the lighted vanity and the old MCU. So TAKE THAT, KARMA!
How do you guys all know your production start and stop dates? Is it just from obsessive checking of your account page? I’m not even sure how accurate that is. My page still says “currently in production” but my delivery specialist claimed as of yesterday that it’s already in transit
Xtek
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This means nothing. This is just the descriptive text app developers have to provide when asking for phone permissions. They need location for summon as it sends the lat/long over the internet to Tesla's servers during summon to make sure you're near the car.
Has it always mentioned phone key? I've never seen mention of phone key but I'm using Android.
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