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Intel's new glasses uses retinal projection to put a display in your eyeball
- wldcordeiro 9y agoAnd the people frothing at the mouth to get this out there are the advertisers.
- blacksmith_tb 9y agoWell, I am sure they'd love it, though it's hard to imagine the value proposition that would make me accept AR advertising. Aren't the logical market more likely to be technicians, factory workers, and other people who need to be able to see at a glance information about the thing they are looking at?
- nradov 9y agoI think there's definitely a market for endurance athletes. Runners and cyclists would like to see time, speed, distance, cadence, power output, navigation, etc without having to look down at a wristwatch or bike computer. Those people are accustomed to spending a lot on sports equipment. There are existing products like the Everysight Raptor and Garmin Varia View but they're bulky or goofy looking or obstruct vision, so Intel has plenty of space to offer a better alternative.