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It's not a product yet. It's a development device and it has a lot of interest. Having to pay $1500 for it will mean that the people who apply will be serious a
by kaolinite 14y ago
It's not a product yet. It's a development device and it has a lot of interest. Having to pay $1500 for it will mean that the people who apply will be serious about building things for it.
It's like applying and paying for a development kit to a games console, etc.
- cyphersanctus 14y agoFair enough. Nevertheless, a company like Google could certainly afford to be gracious with developers and let them contribute to the future product's success without making them pay a hefty amount.
- dferlemann 14y agoThink this in Google's perspective. If developers are begging to take their money, why would they refuse?
- ZeroGravitas 14y agoI think it's more likely they want to filter for people that are serious about it.
- ImprovedSilence 14y agoThere still has to be a barrier to entry, or everybody and their mother would apply, and just leave the glasses sitting around on the table when they got bored with them. The price tag will weed out all but those serious about developing for glass and few peeps with disposable incomes.
- ErikAugust 14y agoIf it came with a Glass development kit, I would gladly pay a lot more.