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> Streaming service > Imagine a fully integrated, computer-free version, streaming content directly to the user’s virtual/augmented reality system, that would

> Streaming service > Imagine a fully integrated, computer-free version, streaming content directly to the user’s virtual/augmented reality system, that would work together with Teslasuit and Teslaglove models remotely and wirelessly. Revolutionary streaming service SDK will blow your mind with it unlimited possibilities, provided on most high level ever. Pffffft. All of this reads like imaginary, aspirational nonsense. Just someone tossing ideas onto a webpage. > Platforms > Native SDK for main platforms such as Linux, Windows and even Mac. I appreciate that 2018's vaporware is prioritizing the Linux desktop.

crywolverine 9y ago
new version of website is under construction, check back soon :)
- microsage 9y ago
  It looks like you have some videos on youtube that make the product look interesting, such as: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jG5bOsUFb-4 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jG5bOsUFb-4 and https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o2-cEEu3ZHU https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o2-cEEu3ZHU You should probably consider putting these and any other similar content you have front and center on the website. As it is now it looks a little thin on actual proof and comes off sounding a bit vaporware-ish.
wmeredith 9y ago
> I appreciate that 2018's vaporware is prioritizing the Linux desktop. Genuine LOL
rayalez 9y ago
Every thread about something cool has a bunch of posts filled with unfounded skepticism. Do you have a good reason to claim it's vaporware, or is it just cool to be controversial on HN? What does your pointless pessimism and negativity add to the conversation? HN is a community of hackers who like tech, creating stuff, and building the future. Let's get excited about the new things and support our colleagues, instead of just instinctively dismissing anything new.
- colordrops 9y ago
  I don't think that's a fair accusation. I've been reading hacker news for several years and this is maybe the second time I've seen a new product and my first thought was "vaporware". There is something about the renderings and the half-baked content that gives off a strong sense of not being close to production. We could be wrong, but it does at least indicate that they need to do something about their public facing site if so.
  - deleted 9y ago
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  - SubiculumCode 9y ago
    Agreed.
  - wildflowero 9y ago
    Seconded.
  - BoorishBears 9y ago
    The name does it for me. Clearly a cheap grab for some attention that would be aimed at Tesla Motors.
  - egfx 9y ago
    I thought it was vaporware too because of the straight out of Poser look. As beautiful as the rendering is. I dug through the Twitter feeds and this looks pretty real to me https://twitter.com/a_lyakhov/status/933276295668084736 https://twitter.com/a_lyakhov/status/933276295668084736 https://twitter.com/real_teslasuit/status/951561726436225031 https://twitter.com/real_teslasuit/status/951561726436225031
- debt 9y ago
  It’s a haptic suit for VR. I couldn’t make a more buzzword-y, vaporware-sounding sentence unless I added the words “crypto” and “AI“ to it somehow.
- GuB-42 9y ago

crywolverine 9y ago

new version of website is under construction, check back soon :)

microsage 9y ago
It looks like you have some videos on youtube that make the product look interesting, such as: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jG5bOsUFb-4 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jG5bOsUFb-4 and https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o2-cEEu3ZHU https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o2-cEEu3ZHU You should probably consider putting these and any other similar content you have front and center on the website. As it is now it looks a little thin on actual proof and comes off sounding a bit vaporware-ish.

wmeredith 9y ago

> I appreciate that 2018's vaporware is prioritizing the Linux desktop. Genuine LOL

rayalez 9y ago

Every thread about something cool has a bunch of posts filled with unfounded skepticism. Do you have a good reason to claim it's vaporware, or is it just cool to be controversial on HN? What does your pointless pessimism and negativity add to the conversation? HN is a community of hackers who like tech, creating stuff, and building the future. Let's get excited about the new things and support our colleagues, instead of just instinctively dismissing anything new.

colordrops 9y ago
I don't think that's a fair accusation. I've been reading hacker news for several years and this is maybe the second time I've seen a new product and my first thought was "vaporware". There is something about the renderings and the half-baked content that gives off a strong sense of not being close to production. We could be wrong, but it does at least indicate that they need to do something about their public facing site if so.
- deleted 9y ago
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- SubiculumCode 9y ago
  Agreed.
- wildflowero 9y ago
  Seconded.
- BoorishBears 9y ago
  The name does it for me. Clearly a cheap grab for some attention that would be aimed at Tesla Motors.
- egfx 9y ago
  I thought it was vaporware too because of the straight out of Poser look. As beautiful as the rendering is. I dug through the Twitter feeds and this looks pretty real to me https://twitter.com/a_lyakhov/status/933276295668084736 https://twitter.com/a_lyakhov/status/933276295668084736 https://twitter.com/real_teslasuit/status/951561726436225031 https://twitter.com/real_teslasuit/status/951561726436225031
debt 9y ago
It’s a haptic suit for VR. I couldn’t make a more buzzword-y, vaporware-sounding sentence unless I added the words “crypto” and “AI“ to it somehow.
GuB-42 9y ago