mainstream think porn leds tech avances.. do you?
 

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http://edition.cnn.com/2010/TECH/04/23/porn.technology/

In the tech world, porn quietly leads the way
By Doug Gross, CNN
April 23, 2010 -- Updated 2153 GMT (0553 HKT)

(CNN) -- It was just days after the release of the iPad -- Apple's slate computer heralded as a tool for gaming, book and magazine reading and Web consumption -- when the announcement arrived.

One of the world's biggest porn companies claimed it had created a way to stream its videos onto the device, skipping the Apple store and its restrictions on salacious content.

The announcement illustrates a widely acknowledged but seldom-spoken truth of the technology world: Whenever there's a new content platform, the adult-entertainment industry is one of the first to adopt it -- if they didn't help create it in the first place.

"It's not necessarily that the porn industry comes up with the ideas, but there's a huge difference in any technology between the idea and the successful application," said Jonathan Coopersmith, a professor at Texas A&M University who teaches the history of technology.

"They're kind of the shock troops, and one of the nice things for them is that they can claim, 'Hey, I'm advancing technology.' "

Re: mainstream think porn leds tech avances.. do you?
 

Yes, it's true, especially in our case.
However, we DID come up with the idea. (Contrary to the article) We invented the technology, invented the system, applied the technology, and manufacture & sell the World's First Virtual Reality Sexual simulation system.

And that's different than the "non-adult" world. We have to do it all ourselves, because we can't depend on adoption/expansion by other companies.

It's a long road from idea, to product on the street, which the article rightly notes.

I can't tell you how many times in the past 15 years someone has told me how they "had that idea," about our product. But WE were the ones to put a product on the street 10 years ago, no one else. And we're still here.