"No one was ever promised an unbreakable device" There's a huge difference between "unbreakable" and "half a dozen reviewers accidentally broke theirs within d

"No one was ever promised an unbreakable device" There's a huge difference between "unbreakable" and "half a dozen reviewers accidentally broke theirs within days". There's also a huge difference between a developer preview and an early-adopter device. The Fold's marketing wasn't anything like that of the Glass. The latter required you to sign up as a developer to even buy one. It was also a totally new product category for developers to experiment with, not an evolutionary step forward in an existing category. Nobody's talking about exploring special apps that are only possible with the folding screen. That's all anyone ever talked about with Glass. The Fold was marketed as a consumer-facing device with a few compromises. It's planned to be sold in AT&T stores for goodness' sake.