3 ms·

Thanks. posted the new link (didn't see the English translation first). Yes, true it's not a full fledged smartphone strapped to the head, yet I think the categ

by kgarten 12y ago

Thanks. posted the new link (didn't see the English translation first). Yes, true it's not a full fledged smartphone strapped to the head, yet I think the categorization of smart glasses is ok. Did not want to compare them to GG. Yet, as you mentioned them. I think Meme has a higher possibility to get popular ... I have a Glass and while I applaud the engineering skills and the pioneer spirit Google shows, it's far away from a commercial product. I don't want another device that vibrates when I get an email ... :) Meme on the other hand has real potential in my opinion.

hobs 12y ago
I think that at first glance I dismissed the product, but in light of your comments I could see it become more popular on a price standpoint and a clear "I am not going to be able to violate your privacy" standpoint. However, it may just by my personal experience, but most of the people I have seen wearing that type of device are health/status conscious older white people, which I would think would limit their market.
- deleted 12y ago
  [deleted]