Looks like that day is today.
Now, don't get me wrong. This technology has existed in prototype form for a long time, squirreled away in laboratories while they try to make it work right.
Nope, today is the day that I discovered that it's been commercialized and targeted to the general public.
Sure, it's hard to learn to use. Sure, it will probably never work as good as a mouse and keyboard. Sure, it's $150 for a 'keyboard' with around 10 buttons.
I don't care. It's controlling a computer with my brainwaves. For me, it's as deep of a childhood dream as those other misfits who wanted to be an astronaut.
I'm currently trying to convince myself that it's worth $150. I'll let you know if I take the plunge.
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