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Head-up displays for the masses

New head-up displays can overlay turn arrows on the street to direct drivers better.
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By:
David Sedgwick
February 17, 2014 05:00 AM

Head-up displays, once confined to sports cars and luxury vehicles, are starting to penetrate the mass market.

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