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I’ve said this since before vr was released, but the closest analogy is sound cards and 3D video cards when they were first released. Most people with PCs weren
by empath75 9y ago
I’ve said this since before vr was released, but the closest analogy is sound cards and 3D video cards when they were first released. Most people with PCs weren’t spending $100 for a sound blaster so they could play games. They waited until sound just came with PCs.
VR won’t be a thing until headsets just start coming with new computers, and the base models of new computers have video cards fast enough to run them. It might take 5-10 years before that happens.
- machinehermit 9y agoTotally agree, still a decade off at least. For me that is what makes it interesting though that you can still get in at the ground floor and have plenty of time to figure out things and be an expert before the crowd.
- talmand 9y agoA decade is a long, long time for such things.
- talmand 9y agoWhat we'll have 5-10 years from now will be far, far more advanced than what we have now, unless it all collapses. If the market for them holds steady I expect we'll start seeing package deals within a couple of years.