An impressive array of hardware announcements are expected
over the next few weeks.
I saw this one
on the new high end Chromebook as an example. A Chromebook at over $1,200.00 is excessive
but its applications could be interesting. Chrome, when it is done well does not have the
overhead of the operating system etc. This
can lead to more dedicated capability for high end graphics delivery (perhaps medical
imaging or search and rescue, satellite image matching).
Then this one hits this week. Nice concept of a laptop with a phone cradled
inside. I would like to see the devices
“married” closely so that they sync with the phone and the laptop seamlessly,
perhaps where the laptop can share the data. I have a 64 Gb phone and know that
if I could get it to 500 Gb, I would put more music and videos on it.
Today we will see Apple giving us their year’s roadmap.
Hopefully with not too many “we are going to do this in 4 months’ time” as they
often do. I prefers when manufactures
release products after their announcements within a few weeks. I understand that they sometimes have to gauge
demand first but often we are seeing products take months to get to market. I do enjoy Kickstarter projects and have
sometimes purchased months ahead of the launch, but that is different. With Kickstarter projects I am also making a
statement that the design and Company are worth developing, often potential
game changers.
Here are two examples:
Coin is really a US only product idea at this point since
Europe and other countries have the “Chip and pin” built into each card.This is an interesting wearable monitored T shirt it is
designed to be a “full sensor” shirt so the fabric tells the system what you
are doing, heart, breathing etc. Watch the video its cool.
Let’s see what more comes out over the next few weeks.
Please feel free to share your game changing products and why deem them as such.
Gary
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