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>> This is like the amiga. Problem is it was marketed like a supercomputer and what we got was an Amiga. Which is fine for the hobbyist nerds who can see the
by lostgame 5y ago
>> This is like the amiga.
Problem is it was marketed like a supercomputer and what we got was an Amiga.
Which is fine for the hobbyist nerds who can see the potential. Not so good for literally anyone else.
- leetrout 5y agoI do not disagree. They are kinda doing the Tesla approach now (or as of 2019) where they are trying to sell a higher end experience. Their medical demos / apps were really awesome. You could place a virtual cadaver on the physical table. When they work out view sharing that is gonna be amazing for collaboration. They have a dream of "5G cities" where everyone walks around with these things fully connected. I think that is the wrong direction. Will be curious to see what comes of it.
- Animats 5y agoThey have a dream of "5G cities" where everyone walks around with these things fully connected. That's a nightmare. See "Hyperreality"[1], if you haven't. That may be the future of AR. Especially if Facebook is involved. [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YJg02ivYzSs https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YJg02ivYzSs
- disqard 5y agoI remember seeing this years ago, and feeling like "more people need to watch this". Thank you for sharing it in this discussion!