On one hand, if anyone is going to crack it, it's going to be Apple. They seem to have made the best possible "giant uncomfortable helmet strapped to your face"

On one hand, if anyone is going to crack it, it's going to be Apple. They seem to have made the best possible "giant uncomfortable helmet strapped to your face". On the other, I have no interest in VR/AR until it hits a "better Google glass" level. Something that looks and feels like a normal pair of glasses, but has things like AR navigation, text message popups, or hands-free ability to change music by "looking" at a button. Unfortunately that tech seems to be ~10+ years out.