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I wonder too. I assume they are electronic. So snowstorm- raise milk and bread.
by losteverything 9y ago
I wonder too. I assume they are electronic. So snowstorm- raise milk and bread.
- chrisseaton 9y agoSo the prices change based on who's looking at them? What if two people are looking at them at the same time? How does this work?
- userbinator 9y agoHow about the one who happens to be looking at it the "closest" (according to the algorithms)? That would pretty much immediately turn into a "I see you can buy it for a lower price, how about I pay you to buy it for me instead" situation...
- JoshuaRedmond 9y agoI suppose you could use lenticular screens like those used in some cars to avoid driver distraction[0 - old article but you get the point] or for the 3D effect in the Nintendo 3DS. This might be getting a bit silly though... [0] - https://www.popsci.com/cars/article/2008-12/mercedes-benz-splitview-clever-lcd-screen-keeps-driver-informed-passenger-entertained https://www.popsci.com/cars/article/2008-12/mercedes-benz-sp...