The video has a few solid selling points — no more snapping crappy whiteboard pics, no more dread that your whiteboard will be erased!
Certainly a compelling product, though also pricey!
@kostyarypta For $5000, you can buy 1 minute per work day from 12 Silicon Valley engineers for a year. Will this add 1 minute of daily productivity to a 12 person team?
Looks cool :)
However, for now, I will keep my multicolor stickers on the wall, which I can show via Skype to my team 😂 😂 😂
It's auto-saved, easy to write\erase, synchronized with my brain in a real-time and cost less than $10. Everything is compatible with my mindmaps, calendar, Slack, Product Hunt, Facebook and even with Google Apps! Can work without WiFi. Works perfectly for a small remote startup team.
@lisadziuba definitely! But note, this product was NOT made for teams, startups or even freelancers... This piece of gold is for enterprise use only, unfortunately.
@ivancucer@lisadziuba Not at $7k a pop. I don't see many companies willing to invest in this. Most won't even replace outdated projectors.. Love to have one but not for that price. Need more details as well on the ecosystem. Can you participate completely without a Jamboard via web or an app? They need to get people into the system and show the added value the Jamboard brings.. MS Surface tables?
@deanbrady ... agree. This is a "status" product. Probably more likely to be seen in heavily funded startups than most enterprises. There lots of alternatives, but interesting to see where Google/Alphabet are going with their hardware products.
@paulodef ... not for a TV, but you could get the Kaptivo and make any whiteboard interactive ... $399 for the camera, pretty cool design, and works with most video conferencing software ... including Zoom.
https://shop.kaptivo.com/product...
Great to see this finally out! *lets seeeee if we can get this at the AngelList office*
Looks like new cool way to schedule things / it uses AutoDrawtechnology to auto-correct your doodles 💯
I wonder if you have to have a physical Jamboard as a central hub or if you could have a remote team with say 10x Surface Pro's and G Suite... and jam away in software.. 🤔 That'd be cool.
@snakecharmer Would like to see that possibility. What is it with people they need to limit themselves to whiteboarding, instead of using infinite canvas of their own individual devices and collaborate 100x faster?
It's like a whiteboard, but it sends all of your data to the cloud so that Google can sell it to your competitor. Yay. Waiting for 53 to introduce something similar but with privacy features in mind.
We had these in school and they were called "smartboards". They could do all of this plus mirror a screen, years ago. Microsoft has the Surface Hub, which is also very similar (but pricier). Seems like they're just trying to compete on price and name recognition. Also, what's with the $600 annual support fee? That seems very Un-Google
This seems like the type of thing that gets a lot of hype and then everyone figures out it takes 5+ minutes to get booted up, logged in, and drawing/writing. Or you could buy 83 of these and be good to go in ~3 seconds: https://www.amazon.com/Viz-Pro-M...
Hmmm... interesting. Interactive whiteboards have been tried in the past, but this looks like it has legs. It's certainly cheaper than the Microsoft Surface Hub (https://www.microsoft.com/micros...), but it doesn't seem to have the conferencing ability that device has (unless it's hidden deep on the Jamboard website). I'll keep an eye on this one.
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Feels like Jarvis with no voice
Pros:Amazing new tech. Would love to have one for my team.
Cons:Pricey