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Yep. They weren’t a low-friction experience before though. Have you compared headsets lately? Because just recently I have, and this shit is changing. A 2017 V
by scyzoryk_xyz 4y ago
Yep. They weren’t a low-friction experience before though.
Have you compared headsets lately? Because just recently I have, and this shit is changing. A 2017 Vive is very different from a 2021 Oculus from that friction POV. With nm chip architectures and battery tech improving, it really doesn’t take that much imagination to predict where they will be in 2025 or 2030.
Personally, I think one of the killer features for this category will be matured inside-out hand-tracking. Not having to do anything but put the headset on your head makes a huge difference.