I am pretty sure the retail price on these bad boys is going to be utterly expensive. So don't forget to opt into the insurance program if you purchase these in the future.
Just think you can walk downtown and search for local restaurants without grabbing your cell phone and typing information to find the nearest one in proximity to your location. You can go to a store and compare similar items at the store and online at the same time. This will change the way we shop, travel, and record things to post on social media.
The question really is how long will the battery last with this new device? If it can do things that a cell phone can do those lithium batteries are quite large. Perhaps they will charge by solar power wearing a hat or some other way. We will just have to wait and find out if these XR Glasses will be a hit or a miss in the market. But I am sure there will be tons of new customers waiting eagerly in lines to buy this product once it hits stores. After all who wants to carry a cell phone, when you can just put these on instead.
But there are some questions we have to ask... First off, If someone wears regular glasses to see, then how would these work for each individual? I don't know if the designers and engineers thought of this question or not but perhaps they should think of this issue. Second, these could potentially be a very hot item to steal. Someone could easily steal them right off your head, but it does have tracking capabilities so that robber would get tracked eventually. Third, are they waterproof? How long will they last before needing to be upgraded? Is it going to allow Bluetooth Connectivity?
Let's just hope they think these things thoroughly before selling a product to the public. Or else, it is going to be a nightmare for the customer service employees.
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