I’m all for companies protecting their intellectual property and I respect embargoes and NDAs. But when companies hide their precious, yelling at you about taking pictures of things in plain sight it pisses me off. Well, Matt and Devin stopped by the LG booth today and, surprise, the super secret watch was ready for them to photograph. All they created on Monday was bad will and then turned around and let anyone and their dog photograph their gear today. Companies: just relax. You’re at a trade show. Unless you’re the Wu people and infringing massively on copyright, you have nothing to hide. You’re at the biggest show in your industry, CES, and it’s foolish to think you can still control photons.
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John Biggs
on
January 9, 2008
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Sorry John, LG still gets the first annual ‘LG Meatball Award” for their earlier behavior!
Funny how they try to mask the real thickness of the watch by rubberizing the lower part of it :)
these are old news… Digitalrise has had the tri-band cell phone watch for months! search digg… anyways, you can get them online here: http://www.chinagrabber.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWPROD&ProdID=1404