Everyone knows that China is the country of counterfeit copies of everything that is of commercial value, cell phones, televisions, expensive clothes, cars, golf clubs, etc. In one of the latest news stories posted by international news portals, he reported that the Chinese would start making copies of even Boeing's aircraft, not rumor, believe me.
But it was not because of Boing that we do this post, but because according to CNN's website the Chinese are not interested in copying Samsung's smart watch (Galaxy Gear) and not even Google's glasses (Google Glass), despite the latter has not yet been officially released. The reason alleged by them? Nobody is interested in these technologies, according to counterfeiters, they "do not care about Galaxy Gear because consumer demand is very weak (...) it is not popular".
If we analyze this comment, we will notice that in reality, even today, the “wearable” technology has not yet presented anything to the world that could be considered an object of desire. The Galaxy Gear was launched in a hurry being a disappointment for Samsung lovers, Google Glass cannot even be considered as a finished product and is banned in most public places in the USA.
They say that 2014 is the year of the vesicular technologies, we will have the new version of the Samsung smart watch, the Galaxy Gear II, the probable launch to the public of Google Glass, Apple's long-awaited iWatch. So, will it be that 2014 the year of "vestiveis" technologies, will we be interested in this type of equipment?
Via: [CNN]
