glasstraxx said..wishy said..
The greatest thing about kite-surfing is that nobody can call you though?
not giving a f*ck about what other people think

tbh i think this is going backward. they should invest in a sensor design and follow suit with the rest. cheap way of doing it i guess.
All its doing is reading output data from gps & an accelerometer.
Woo is way overpriced. Set the market price at $150 where it should be. Well lets face it thats what its probably sold to the distrbutors at...
I think I disagree about going backwards. Phone manufacturers have economy of scale discounts for the sensor boards so they should be able to make the hardware cheaper.
The problem for woo is covering their costs for infrastructure (servers etc) for years to come. Without a subscription service you aren't getting any recurring revenue. PIQ seems to piggyback on the back of the golf sensor so probably gets away with it. Xensr looked to go to smartwatch sensors but look to have gone bust trying to support the warranty claims on the hardware.
By giving away the software free, you can get rid of the hardware risk. I suspect to be viable, going ad-supported or $2 a year would cover the server costs of running the app.