> VR is held back more by software than hardware. VR isn't being "held back" at all. There's simply absolutely no demand for it. It solves no problem for which

> VR is held back more by software than hardware. VR isn't being "held back" at all. There's simply absolutely no demand for it. It solves no problem for which there is a mass market. It is the ultimate solution looking for a problem. > ... Meta as a company, as well as the individual engineers, want the shine of making industry leading high-end gear. Do they? I suspect this claim is colored by his own experiences at Oculus/Meta but it's not necessarily true. I suspect Meta would be giddy if they could sell 100x as many units of a cheaper unit because it means they would've found a product-market fit of some kind.