The website makes it look, essentially, like a 1.500 € toy. I don't need a touch screen to watch a movie with a projector, I can use a whiteboard to write mess

The website makes it look, essentially, like a 1.500 € toy. I don't need a touch screen to watch a movie with a projector, I can use a whiteboard to write messages, I can even point a projector at a white board (which is common for teachers to do). I don't think I would ever put such an expensive device in the kitchen while cooking. I'm all for innovation, but this does seem like a bit of a solution in search of a problem. I guess you could say the same about VR, and now they're coming up with good business cases for it, but VR hasn't been touted as a consumer device from day 1, it's only now after some time that it's reaching the common man.