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Legal, max comfort (both cars), the kind of thing I'd do intentionally, only bad thing being plant death due to soil root compaction issues (walking on wood chips).
wraithnot
Model 3 VIN #2942 Model S VIN #5785
I saw a blue model X P90DL with VIN #3 charging at the Fremont super chargers this afternoon. Overall it looked really sharp- definitely better than the white prototype I've seen. It was getting a LOT of attention from all the model S owners charging their cars. The nose still looks a little odd to me, but I really liked the overall proportions of the vehicle and I love the look of the windshield and how the tops of the falcon wing doors look they are covered with a single piece of glass. Definitely glad I got to see one in person!
Great photos. But did none of the Founders get an X in Signature Red? I've seen white, blue and black X's. Where is Sig Red?
Cottonwood
Roadster#433, Model S#S37
There was one X in Signature Red at the reveal event, and it looked very nice. Had I not canceled my Sig reservation, I would have ordered Sig Red!
Cottonwood
Roadster#433, Model S#S37
EarlyAdopter
Active Member
For video taken with a phone intended for consumption on a phone, portrait mode makes sense. It's the orientation we hold them 99% of the time.
With more people consuming content on their phones instead of TVs and monitors expect to see more of this.
That said, content produced for consumption on big screens - TV and movie theaters - should remain landscape.
But that quick snapshot video you take with no notice on your phone? Portrait is just fine.
Article on this trend:
Snapchat drives trend toward vertical videos - LA Times
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goneskiian
Active Member
goneskiian
Active Member
Yup. It was noticed and mentioned in the reveal comments thread. Hopefully a bug that has aleady been squashed. ;-)
Why would the driver hand over the key to Elon if Elon already had one? And why would any car try to open the door just because you were standing in front of it?
ssq
Member
Given this triangulation based self opening feature, its imperative the Tesla App provides the ability to open/close and show current status of the doors. I foresee door-open-anxiety creeping in otherwise.
