Fujitsu Ten, a Japanese in-car entertainment equipment manufacturer, has developed a dashboard entertainment and information display with one screen but different visuals and images a when viewed from different angles such as the drivers seat and the passenger seat. So, while the driver check out the navigational display and other informational aids, the passenger can watch a movie, television, or something else. The screen itself was developed by Sharp.

There’s something more. A digital TV tuner which ensures a stable picture even when traveling at speed and a 30Gb hard drive to store and listen to your MP3 files during driving.

Toyota has inked a deal that makes Fujitsu Ten OEM supplier for all its in-car screens and has already begun offering the dual screen functionality in japan. The specification for the new unit (code-named DUAL AVN7905HD) was jointly developed with Toyota and Fujitsu Ten will become standard equipment on Toyotas in the future, so you can expect to see the dual screen in Toyota models in the not-too-distant-future.

Fujitsu Ten’s dual display will be available in December for 315,000 Yen (around US$2750) and sorry, only in Japan.

[ Via GizMag ]