Really like the idea and looked at something similar instead of a possible smart mirror test recently. Shame it is a year out.
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This looks cool, I've been looking for something to make a "smart" bathroom mirror. But its a little too far out for me to pre-order. I'll have to remember about this further down the line.
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The video to me looks like a rendering @bleistern can you confirm that you have a functioning prototype?
@tsheeeep yes! I can confirm that we have a working prototype which is based off of existing Android ereader hardware, with totally custom software.We will be posting some interesting things on social in the next few days, showing the development process 😄
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I love this. I would personally use this more for home automation than for the "sticky notes". Replacing old ipads/tablets/phone that are currently used as controllers with this small device would be awesome.
I see there's wink and IFTTT integration but any plans to integrate with SmartThings?
@xcast3d Great question! Right now SmartThings integration will be limited to what is possible through IFTTT. If enough interest is expressed we will look into including SmartThings integration on our roadmap.
@lcona@xcast3d Quirky, Wink's parent company, filed for bankruptcy at the end of last year. Samsung's SmartThings may be a better platform to invest time into.
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Very nice :) I already want this thing. Good luck guys!
This is the promise of the next wave of designed experiences, where our world is augmented by computing, rather than needing a computer on your person or from a tablet/computer.
I feel there was a missed opportunity to say "Get a SeeNote for C-note if you pre-order". I'm offering this pun to you free of charge to re-use at your leisure.
I appreciate the concept here, it seems like a great antidote to the idea of smart appliances or hubs... which to me always seemed superfluous to the idea of a few upgradeable devices. The SeeNote is to a "smart" appliance what a Roku is to a "smart" TV.
@johannbenedikt Thanks for the freebie, Jóhann. We thought about it, but decided to let the reader see the pun on his/her own. Happy to hear you appreciate SeeNote and its place in this growing, connected world of devices!
Super cool tech, but not sure how this can compete with those who use their tablet in the same way or simply looking at my smart phone device or are happy with simply using sticky notes.
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