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Also, the fact that their home page video features some poorly motion-tracked simulated display. That alone instills some fear in me that this is just complete

by timdorr 12y ago

Also, the fact that their home page video features some poorly motion-tracked simulated display. That alone instills some fear in me that this is just complete vaporware.

eclipxe 12y ago
Of course it is vaporware. They're trying to prove the market exists, sell the product up front, then go build it. Will it ever ship or be remotely as thin and svelte as this mockup? I'm guessing no, but if they pull it off, kudos.
- ahomescu1 12y ago
  This is what people usually use Kickstarter or Indiegogo for.
  - eclipxe 12y ago
    Or Hackernews :-)
  - ksherlock 12y ago
    With the updated hardware rules (show a prototype, no photorealistic renderings), this isn't even kickstarter material. https://www.kickstarter.com/rules/prototypes https://www.kickstarter.com/rules/prototypes
- jedmeyers 12y ago
  You are telling this as if "go build it" is the least important part.
  - eclipxe 12y ago
    No, it is the most important and hardest part. My point about it ever shipping or being as good as the promo video alludes to this. It's easy(ish) to create a slick landing page and quirky video demo, it's hard as hell to make a product.