ziggie

There is no hardback printed edition at all. All of these sellers are probably using print-on-demand services, assuming they aren't just going to scam the buyer out of the purchase price.

You sure? From what I read so far, Apple, Disney, and Pixar employees were given a hardback copy of the book. The hardback is just not sold to anyone. As for the $25,000, that's typical eBay hype price. There is one listed for $100 with 9 hrs left on bidding. 

weyland_jon said:

Didn’t happen here.

• In case the Aug. 11 test is canceled due to widespread severe weather or other significant events, a back-up testing date is scheduled for Aug. 25.

andyring said:

What? Is this a 5-year-old repurposed article? Yeah, they're good drives but grossly overpriced. A Crucial 2TB SSD runs $199 with the same specs, or virtually the same specs. OWC's is $429.

If you're referring to the Crucial MX500, this use TLC NAND while the OWC use MLC. 

This feels like Apple vs Orange. Two different use case for slightly similar technology. AR - If I want to take non physical (digital) objects and show it in the real world. VR - Immerse myself into a digital-virtual world. Both has its advantage and disadvantage, but none is better than the other.

If you wont believe in crowdsourcing your contacts, then this is not for you as well. 

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