Thats why you test it for a long time first.


Because it has Multi Cameras
back at amazon drone base
they know about it.

shame their tax contributions aren't :nono:

I bet you shop at amazon , though

Never going to happen I'm afraid arista

obviously :(

Have some faith


Tests give them all the Data

Cue the lawsuits when people begin dying from being smacked on the head from loose DVDs and that glass vase some housewife couldn't wait 24 hours for.

No way
tested for a year first
corrects all fears.



Nothing is loose
Testing is clever

Just as planes are not meant to crash, but some do. Things go wrong, nothing is flawless.

Just seems like a pointless development. There's no need for them.

No you are not positive



20mins Delivery can only be done by Air
Thats when it gets mega orders
I will use it - For Sure

http://media.skynews.com/media/image...-1-340x192.jpg

Amazon 'Prime Air': Drones To Deliver Packages By 2015
 

:amazed: How cool is this!?
30 minutes to get a package is amazing!

ap http://25.media.tumblr.com/60062d6d5...f5opo5_250.gif

This is cool, but even when/if it happens, doubt i'll use it.
Argos have a similar service where they ship an item to you from store asap and it can cost up to £50 on some items.
This will be as, if not more expensive. Nice option, but will be too expensive.

And what exactly do you do with the plastic box? Is it recyclable, returnable?

What happens if it's left in the garden and stolen?

You are notified
of the Fast Air Delivery

The box - recyclable

Pizza/carry out places have also tested the technology, the future is near

What a **** idea for impatient people.

People could walk to shops and back quicker than that if they got off their fat, lazy arses.

Don't ever see it happening, the cons outweigh the pros :idc:

Lets be honest itd be kinda cool :laugh:

No Sexy


They can get Rare Foods
not in stores

http://www.waterstones.com/blog/2013...ucing-o-w-l-s/

:joker:

''Oh what's that in the sky is it a bird no is it a plane no it's just a amazon drone''

USA
OK's Amazon Drones


Utter Bliss