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I believe it's a documented fact that most of breakthrough technology feels like dabbling in triviality. I read somewhere (will look for source when I get time
by myth_buster 7y ago
I believe it's a documented fact that most of breakthrough technology feels like dabbling in triviality.
I read somewhere (will look for source when I get time), that when Thomas Edison invented phonograph, he believed there wouldn't be no other use for it than to listen to sermons at home.
I believe this __could__ over time revolutionize HCI and perhaps gaming.
- riyadparvez 7y agoExactly! The same thing could be said about touch-screens. We can do all these things with a keyboard, why need a touch screen. As a matter of fact, that was the argument Ballmer made during the launch of iPhone. I am not saying Soli would be the same. But it's hard to tell how things would turn out. Or it might take few iterations (maybe from other companies) to get there.
- 2_listerine_pls 7y agoI believe it's a documented fact that breakthrough technologies involve breakthroughs.
- side_up_down 7y agoVery pithy comment. Breakthroughs are only breakthroughs in hindsight. False positives and negatives abound in breakthrough declarations.