He says he wants to make that smart, and that personal: "We can do that online. No normal person would have this watch."īezos erupts in laughter so deep it seems his body might disintegrate. "Maybe I would be interested in the kind of watch that I have, which updates itself from the atomic clock 36 times a day. "It might figure out that I'm a nerd I read science-fiction books," Bezos says. Couldn't Internet computers compare his online book buys with the gadget purchases of other science-fiction readers, then infer that he might enjoy a wristwatch like the Seiko with the embedded radio transmitter he bought last year? is a sci-fi buff who named his dog after the "Star Trek" character Kamala. Jeff Bezos believes the Internet store of the future should be able to guess what he wants to buy before he knows himself.
Company news and financial data for .īezos and company: "Personalization is like retreating to the time when you have small-town merchants who got to know you.".Barnes & Noble said last week it was buying Ingram Book Group, which supplies.
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