zorg1000 on 06 October 2016
| potato_hamster said: I'm simply stating that the concept (in a more expensive, more cumbersome form) is already being put in use by another major player in the industry, and thus the concept itself is not innovative. |
I dont know, thats like saying DS or Wii werent innovative because touch screens & motion controls already existed, or that iPod/iPhone/iPad werent innovative because MP3/smartphones/tablets already existed.
Taking a concept and making drastic improvements allowing for said concept to become mainstream would qualify as innovation.
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