Quoting from another HN comment I favorited a while back: > Something that doesn't exist is just so much more exciting than something that does. Real things ha

Quoting from another HN comment I favorited a while back: > Something that doesn't exist is just so much more exciting than something that does. Real things have caveats, limitations, and costs. Right now Apple's glasses aren't real, so they have no caveats, limitations, or costs: only raw potential. That's way more exciting than a real product which we already know is too expensive for the average consumer to use.