How does the virtual cockpit of the Audi A4 differ from other car's digital instrument cluster?

I've been looking at the Audi A4 and noticed that it has a virtual cockpit instead of a traditional analog instrument cluster. I'm curious to know what sets it apart from other cars' digital instrument clusters and if there are any unique features that I should know about.

The virtual cockpit in the Audi A4 is a fully digital 12.3-inch display that can be customized to show various information, such as navigation, audio, and vehicle data. It also has a high-resolution screen and crisp graphics that make it easy to read.

What I love about the virtual cockpit is that you can choose between a classic view, which resembles a traditional analog instrument cluster, or an infotainment view, which maximizes the screen for navigation or media playback. It's a great way to personalize your driving experience.

One of the unique features of the virtual cockpit is its 3D map display. This adds a new level of realism and immersion to the navigation experience. It also has touch-sensitive buttons on the steering wheel that allow you to control the virtual cockpit without taking your hands off the wheel.