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People said the same thing about the huge, bulky cell phones that came out in the 1980s. Wait, bulky cell phones did not catch on. Cell phones became ubiquito
by jpwagner 14y ago
People said the same thing about the huge, bulky cell phones that came out in the 1980s.
Wait, bulky cell phones did not catch on. Cell phones became ubiquitous once they became practical. Go back in time and introduce a modern cell phone (assume the infrastructure to support it) and it would be a huge success.
Maybe the next incarnation of enhanced reality will be huge, but the argument is that this incarnation will not.
- youngtaff 14y agoBut would you get to the modern cellphone without the bulky ones? Also did the bulky ones not catch on because they were bulky, or because they were expensive or ...?
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- kevinconroy 14y agoExactly. This is version 1 of a entirely new product. Of course it will evolve and iterate. Imagine if they can reduce it to a contact lens or build it into completely normal looking (Warby Parker) glasses.