They'll just make the tools available at insane prices. For example it is possible to get access to Chrysler's toolkit and manuals. The price is (roughly) $1500 for hardware, $2000 for software and $2500/ year for subscription. All three are required. This is a non started for all home mechanics and most independent shops.
I've had d3o armor in my motorcycle clothing for years. It doesn't feel that revolutionary different from the ordinary armor. It is slightly more flexible in the warmer weather, but stiffens when cold. I couldn't detect change in the softness when hitting the armor with my fist.
I bought Google Home for my blind friend. He is thrilled about it. However he woudn't be able to set it up without my help. He doesn't have a smartphone, I had to bring in my tablet set up another account with his Google creds in order to activate Google Home.
Despite the usefulness, Google Home still lacks simple features important to the blind. For example, it can't read Gmail emails or contacts.
Is anyone making an adblock that would download all ad content and promptly send it to/dev/null instead of displaying it? Such adblock will be invisible to the server and the extra bandwidth doesn't matter much on a broadband connection.
My notebook has more CPU power and 2GB of RAM. Windows 10 Preview does about 5 minutes of hard drive thrashing after start up. After this the system works fairly well.