Digital license plates. Now there's an interesting technology idea. They were just proof of California recently. But how do they work? Do you want a digital plate on your car? What's the advantage of the technology? And does the cost justify the need, if any? That's what California car owners are asking about the just approved digital license plates. Is it just a gimmick, or do they serve a purpose? Let's break it down and see if it's worth the Hype
To me, this seems like going beyond what is needed and turning everything into digital. Even when a simple basic technology, which is just steel plate to the numbers engraved on it, seems to do the trick and is much more robust and the battery will never die down, the license plate will not disappear, and none of that will happen. Right. So I would not I really don't see the point of it at all