Interesting point to belabor further. I am not old enough to know/remember what computers were like in the early day. Can anyone shed a light on what it was lik

Interesting point to belabor further. I am not old enough to know/remember what computers were like in the early day. Can anyone shed a light on what it was like when personal computer were in the same stage as VR today? I get a hunch computers were indeed less "hyped", but perhaps that's just the nature of the world we live in now. In 2016 it's no longer enough to have a good product, you have to shove it in the consumer's face or your competitor rips it off and does it first. Maybe hype is just a necessary evil?