For some one who is not into gaming, the experience(no matter how horrible to the expert gamer) will seem like the first time some one would have seen Televisio

For some one who is not into gaming, the experience(no matter how horrible to the expert gamer) will seem like the first time some one would have seen Television, used a telephone or used a desktop computer. Its a new thing which the ordinary person hasn't used before, and they will be super thrilled to even get a chance to use it. Heck even the tech crowd was excited about this around 2 years back, how do you expect the ordinary public to not be excited about it? Yeah, there are problems to solve. And once the overall trend moves towards VR, there will be a good enough incentive to bring down prices and have more focussed engineering towards these problems. Beyond all that, Gaming looks like a very small area of application for this kind of a technology.