Tesla is apparently developing a new bezel-less touchscreen. Electrek is reporting this based on patent applications and design mockups. They claim that Tesla is developing this touchscreen in-house.
https://electrek.co/2019/10/04/tesla-bezel-less-display-technology-holographic/
This is all well and good, but I would be much happier if they would develop a display that does not yellow around the edges and then provide this display to everyone who has been stuck with defective yellowing 17" touchscreens in their newer cars. The touch screen in my MS 100D started yellowing in early December 2018 about ten months after I took delivery of the brand new car in January 2018. My screen is so bad that under some light conditions, I cannot see the control buttons and icons around the edges (volume, temp, map settings, and etc.).
I posted a comment to this Electrek article hoping this was an opportunity to raise some awareness regarding this problem. I suspect the majority of Tesla's customers do not know about this issue. Here is my post to Electrek:
"I am thrilled that Tesla is working to improve its displays. I would be even more thrilled if they would replace or permanently fix all the 17" touchscreens that are yellowing in all their newer Model S/X cars including my own early 2018 MS 100D."
This is an old image of my display. The yellow area is now even wider.
https://electrek.co/2019/10/04/tesla-bezel-less-display-technology-holographic/
This is all well and good, but I would be much happier if they would develop a display that does not yellow around the edges and then provide this display to everyone who has been stuck with defective yellowing 17" touchscreens in their newer cars. The touch screen in my MS 100D started yellowing in early December 2018 about ten months after I took delivery of the brand new car in January 2018. My screen is so bad that under some light conditions, I cannot see the control buttons and icons around the edges (volume, temp, map settings, and etc.).
I posted a comment to this Electrek article hoping this was an opportunity to raise some awareness regarding this problem. I suspect the majority of Tesla's customers do not know about this issue. Here is my post to Electrek:
"I am thrilled that Tesla is working to improve its displays. I would be even more thrilled if they would replace or permanently fix all the 17" touchscreens that are yellowing in all their newer Model S/X cars including my own early 2018 MS 100D."
This is an old image of my display. The yellow area is now even wider.