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I think where these products fall flat is the fact that people don't want a computer strapped to their faces.
by heavyset_go 2y ago
I think where these products fall flat is the fact that people don't want a computer strapped to their faces.
- bryant 2y ago> I think where these products fall flat is the fact that people don't want a computer strapped to their faces. A winning strategy for a V1 product imo is a minimalist augmented reality overlay for life applications that a person's phone will do most of the processing to generate. Google Glass but proper augmented reality rather than a simple HUD.
- Sir_Twist 2y agoI agree with you, but to play devils advocate: beyond the physicality of the device (whether it’s uncomfortable or ugly), how does this change the relationship between you and your information in a way that phones and smartwatches don’t? If information is already instantly accessible, how does a pair of glasses with the same capabilities change the acceptability of the concept?