Y Combinator's Graham Takes Poke at Segway
At times, I've felt like Segway is too easy of a target to make fun of. The Bedford, N.H.-based company--makers of the $6,000, two-wheeled, battery-powered transportation device--was the butt of many of a joke on "Arrested Development." And I assume that the TV program will resurrect all the one-liners and sight gags if that show ever makes it to the big screen. I've seen Segways at airports and malls, and I've heard there' a growing network of Segway Polo-playing teams, but they're hardly taking over the world. The latest criticism of Segway comes from none other than Paul Graham, co-founder of the tech incubator Y Combinator. You can read his post here. I would have thought Graham would have too much on his plate to worry about Segway. Earlier this year, he relocated
