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This sort of technology has been making noise for a few years now but still hasn't made it's way into common use. A computer can't tell you if the fabric is itchy, if the zipper sticks, or if the fabric pulls in a funny way.
I don't know why people complain so much about trying clothes on.
from the article:
"Only 8% to 13% of retail shopping in the USA is done online. Impressive as future retail technology might look, it will take good old-fashioned customer service to boost those figures, says Will Young, who heads Zappos Labs. "
I already purchase most things online (except groceries).
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