wasn't that the 737 MAX?How comes "smart" tech leads to dumb results? Smart phone, smart tv, smart hub, smart gears. I will never fly on something called a Smart Airplane.
Never planning to fly then? Pretty much every passenger plane is smart.How comes "smart" tech leads to dumb results? Smart phone, smart tv, smart hub, smart gears. I will never fly on something called a Smart Airplane.
Other than that how does the bike perform? Whats the battery range like and how is it on hills?The way when cycling along and the gears just abruptly change; so, so annoying :X
I guess this is part of the smart technology which cannot be manually changed...?
I see what you mean but the "smart" nomenclature is applied to consumer electronics where features and profits rule above reliability. I would hope for anything that really matters (airplane flights systems, medical equipment, backbone internet routers, etc), there is nothing "consumer" (and thus "smart") about them.Never planning to fly then? Pretty much every passenger plane is smart.
I see what you mean but the "smart" nomenclature is applied to consumer electronics where features and profits rule above reliability. I would hope for anything that really matters (airplane flights systems, medical equipment, backbone internet routers, etc), there is nothing "consumer" (and thus "smart") about them.
I think there's a nomenclature confusion here. I know autopilot is smart (little s) but not Smart (big one).Like......autopilot?
Other than that how does the bike perform? Whats the battery range like and how is it on hills?