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To me the fact that it doesn't really do AR is the major problem. It only does what my phone does, with a slightly more convenient interface. It really needed a
by waterlesscloud 12y ago
To me the fact that it doesn't really do AR is the major problem. It only does what my phone does, with a slightly more convenient interface. It really needed a whole new set of features and benefits, not just somewhat improved versions of the existing mobile ones.
- noamyoungerm 12y agoIt's very much a prototype project. The primary benefit is not so much in the product itself but rather that it makes the new concept viable and ready to exploit. It's not that different from the first iPhone, which was really just a touch screen media player with a phone antenna.
- waterlesscloud 12y agoTrue enough. And I realize we're a ways off from full AR, just for hardware reasons. But some token gestures in that direction would have helped. Something to show the promise.
- grayclhn 12y agoExcept that the first iPhone was massively popular.
- Pxtl 12y agoI think hands-free access to your phone's screen could have been sold to athletes and people who work with their hands. But that didn't need a camera and certainly isn't worth $1500.