Whenever they claim that something will revolutionize everything, it ends up in disappointment.
The things that actually do revolutionize everything are usually pooh-poohed at the beginning ("Another search engine?")
The things that actually do revolutionize everything are usually pooh-poohed at the beginning ("Another search engine?")
As for a hoverboard - sure it's technically more interesting than a Segway, but would it truly revolutionize anything?
> As for a hoverboard - sure it's technically more interesting
> than a Segway, but would it truly revolutionize anything
Seriously though, I think that the technology behind a hoverboard would probably have far more implications than the technology behind the Segway. The product itself might not revolutionize much, but the technology behind it would.