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I'm not sure most consumers would agree. Fashion-conscious people (read: a large part of consumer society) likely still wouldn't wear it. It is too bulky and
by shostack 10y ago
I'm not sure most consumers would agree. Fashion-conscious people (read: a large part of consumer society) likely still wouldn't wear it. It is too bulky and obvious still. Even Google Glass was too much.
I increasingly feel like it will take a fashion-forward approach like Apple and Snapchat have done in their respective areas to make these devices hip enough to truly gain mass market acceptance.
- istorical 10y agoThe HoloLens doesn't seem like a device you'd be wearing out and about on city streets. Seems more like something you'd be wearing at home in your living room by yourself or with friends, or at work as part of your business process, not something you'd wear on your face going out to a bar to meet a date.
- sp332 10y agoSure it's bulky and obvious, but it can also be very cool. https://imgur.com/PEZ9LtJ https://imgur.com/PEZ9LtJ Well you might need to be an astronaut to pull off this look :)
- Fricken 10y agoIt shouldn't be marketed as a lifestyle device of any kind. It's a tool. It's a toy. There's just no way to pass it off as something a millenial might wear walking down the street to look cool.