If you backed this augmented reality Kickstarter, you’re getting a refund and your glasses
Dec17
on December 17, 2015
at 10:54 am
Posted In: Andy Rubin, Around the Web, augmented reality, CastAR, Gadgets, gaming, HoloLens, Playground Global
Augmented reality hardware maker CastAR has announced that it’s postponing delivery of its hologram-projecting glasses to 2017. But it has good news for its Kickstarter campaign supporters: they’ll get their money back and receive a pair of glasses at no charge. The company wrapped up its crowdfunding campaign last October, by which time it had received over $1 million from more than 3,000 backers. It has decided to postpone shipping after it realized that many of its backers weren’t developers who wanted to build software for the device, but were everyday consumers who wanted an augmented reality headset with content…
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